Continuing Your Education in 2017
We’ve queried training resources in our niche industry to provide you with an overview of affordable solutions to meet your training goals in 2017.
Designing Ethernet Cable Ports to Withstand Lightning Surges
Known mechanisms that couple lightning surges onto communication cables, and how these mechanisms apply for the specific case of Ethernet cabling.
Markings and Other Aggravations
Why? Why is it that one of the biggest aggravations in product safety is that of markings? For some reason, it seems that we can never get the markings right the first time. Furthermore, it seems that markings that have been acceptable for years will suddenly go bad.
Using Capacitors in Parallel: Dangerous?
For many applications, especially in digital designs, you can see decoupling networks composed of several different (big and small) capacitors in parallel. But, sometimes this technique can be dangerous.
Languages and Your Product Safety Labels
The question of whether or not to use additional languages on your safety labels can be a complex one to answer.
Transmission Line Reflections at a Resistive Load
Consider a transmission line of length driven by a constant voltage source with a source resistance, and terminated by a resistive load.