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Use The Eye Diagram to Check Your Connections

Discover the eye diagram, a very useful visual tool to analyze the quality of your connections in digital and high frequency applications.

Galaxy Note 7 Recalled by Samsung

Samsung Electronics is recalling all of its Galaxy Note 7 smartphones. The phones' batteries...

Do Devices on PCBs Really See a Higher CDM-like ESD Risk?

There are several scenarios where integrated circuits (ICs) are mounted on printed circuit boards (PCBs) which might be charged-up and experience CDM-like events.

New Minimum Energy Efficiency Requirements for Battery Chargers

The U.S. Department of Energy (DoE) has finalized new requirements regarding the minimum energy...

Digital Hearing Aids: Designing for EMC Compliance

To protect the hearing health of hearing aid users, researchers in the relevant areas have been studying the effects of EMI on hearing aids.
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IEC 61249-2-43:2016, Standard for Materials for Printed Boards

The International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC) has released IEC 61249-2-43:2016. This standard describes "Materials for printed...

Failure Analysis: A Road Map

Although the foundation of a failure analysis is rooted in science, there is also an art to completing one, successfully. The path from “problem discovery” to “problem solution” has many bumps and twists along the way and this article will hopefully help guide you on your journey.

Because It’s All About the Current

The paper discusses the importance of understanding the current distribution below a printed circuit board trace.

EU Commission Publishes Updated Standards List for Electrical Safety Directive

The Commission of the European Union (EU) has published an updated list of standards...

Exploring the Characteristics of Field Coupled Crosstalk

Interference between circuits is a common occurrence, which is increasingly problematic with our ever condensing technology operating in a wide range of operating frequencies. This interference, known as crosstalk, can be conducted or radiated, and we refer to the circuits generating and receiving this interference as either the source or receptor.
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