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Read ArticleLinear Sweep Voltammetry for Batteries and Regulator Design
Linear sweep voltammetry and cyclic voltammetry measurements are critical for examining battery operating ranges and designing charging systems.
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Read ArticleInductive Circuits and Using Kirchhoff’s Current Law
Current in electronics is an eternal process of consideration and reconsideration. Inductive currents can be particularly difficult to match or determine necessities for.
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Read ArticleWorking with Thin Film Resistor Components in Your Next PCB
Using a thin-film resistor provides lower profile and more reliable operation up to high frequency.
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Read ArticleDo Your Circuits Need a Schottky Diode?
Schottky diode components are less well-known than silicon diodes, but they provide some important advantages in rectifying circuits.
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Read ArticleCircuit Design Tips for a 4x4 Matrix Keypad
When creating and installing a 4x4 matrix keypad in your device, you’ll want to keep these reminders in mind.
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Read ArticleSiC SPICE Model and Analysis for New MOSFETs
If you’re building power amplifiers or RF amplifiers, you need SiC SPICE model and analysis tools in your PCB design software.
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Read ArticleWhat is a Linear Bilateral Network and What are its Characteristics?
A linear bilateral network exhibits a linear relationship, and yet simultaneously, the magnitude of the current is separate from the polarity of the voltage.
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Read ArticleBistable Multivibrator Design and Simulation
Remember the 555 timer? Newer bistable multivibrator circuits can take pulse triggering applications to the next level.
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Read ArticleShockley Diode Characteristics, Thyristors, and SCRs
Here are the important Shockley diode characteristics and how these devices form the basis of thyristors.
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Read ArticleBalanced Modulators in Analog Designs
You’ll need to know about amplitude modulation and signal integrity when working with balanced modulator circuits in your designs.
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Read ArticleAudio Circuits in Action - Any Card Can Be a Sound Card
A typical feature of many animals is that their ears pivot independently of their head. We have our general hearing and then we have focused hearing. We want our machines to have the same ability.
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Read ArticleCascaded Amplifier Gain, Noise Figures, and Distortion
Make sure that your signal integrity is sound, and any excess noise or EMI is taken care of when using cascaded amplifiers.
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Read ArticleBoost Converter Design and Simulation
Designing a boost converter? Here’s how you can create and simulate your next boost converter design and how it differs from a buck converter.
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Read ArticleDistinguishing IIP3 vs. OIP3 in Power Amplifiers
Working with power amplifiers? You’ll need to watch for IIP3 vs. OIP3 due to saturation in your power amplifier.
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Read ArticleUnderstanding Component Model Parameters for Electronic Circuit Design
Component model parameters are important to ensure for circuit design integrity and reliability.
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Read ArticleTips for Finding Current in a Circuit
There are many effective complications to finding current in a circuit, or calculating the current of a circuit before production for proper design management.
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Read ArticleSMPS Transformer Selection and Simulation Guide
An SMPS transformer may be an important part of your switching regulator. Here’s how to select an SMPS transformer and simulate its behavior.
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Read ArticleBJT Amplifiers: Common Emitters and DC Analysis
BJT Amplifiers, also known as common emitter amplifiers, should be simulated using DC analysis in SPICE simulations.
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Read ArticlePhototransistor Circuits: How to Build and Simulate
Here are the tools you need to design and simulate a phototransistor circuit. Learn more in this article.
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Read ArticleBenefits For Zero Ohm Resistor in Circuit Design
While non-ideal, a zero ohm resistor can be very helpful for balancing designs for circuits.
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