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System level tests on a USB3 controller with on-board protection were found to yield irreproducible failure levels. A root cause analysis was performed using a combination of gun tests, TLP tests, and SEED simulation. It was found that an inductive current distribution between protection and SoC may explain the actual failure levels. Solutions are presented for effective on-board protection of USB3 controller boards.

Learn about the design of a stand-alone (off- chip) protection device which meets all requirements.

So-called USB Type-C power cords offer a number of potential advantages to multiple device...

Pasternack, a leading manufacturer and supplier of RF, microwave and millimeter wave products, releases...

Keysight Technologies, Inc. announced the U2040 X-Series wide dynamic range power sensors, consisting of...

Saelig Company, Inc. announced the availability of the TSA Range of Spectrum Analyzers -...

California retailer Popkiller is recalling about 2500 mini USB car charging adaptors manufactured in...

Barack Obama, the Dalai Lama and hip hop musicians might have discovered the key...

The DGL Group of Edison, NJ is recalling nearly 100,000 of its Vibe-brand USB...

RBD Instruments Inc. introduced a new feature to its Actuel data logging software that...