Audio 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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Configuring For DC Power Supply Limitations
DC power supply limitations include proper traces, ground plane management, and component selection.
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Steady State vs. Transient State in System Design and Stability Analysis
The importance of determining the steady state and the transient state is critical to proper circuit design and system stability.
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Superposition Theorem: Independent Sources and Circuit Design
Studying the superposition theorem for circuit management allows for greater understandings of your PDNs.
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Circuit Design Software to Ease Your Production Process
Circuit design software is there to ensure your PCB designs get out the door as seamlessly as possible.
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Using a Varactor Diode In a Tuning Circuit
Varactor diodes are used in a number of systems that require voltage-controlled tuning. Here are some important applications.
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Thevenin and Norton Equivalent Circuits
Thevenin and Norton equivalent circuit can be found and simulated for using smart simulation tools in your circuit design.
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Junction Temperature vs. Ambient Temperature: Transistor Temperature Operability
The junction temperature is dependent on ambient temperature, and thus, it affects the design and overall device’s applicational uses.
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Understanding Low Voltage Power Supply in PCB Design
Low voltage power supply design requires an intensive understanding of the voltage requirements for your various components, and managing proper trace width techniques.
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What is Nonlinear FEA and What Attributes to the Source of Nonlinearity?
The use of Nonlinear FEA is essential in solving PDEs, and it provides the ability to estimate the aggregate effects of small changes.
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High Voltage Circuit Design Guidelines and Materials
High voltage circuit designs require careful attention to the sensitivity of the materials and components you’ve selected within your circuit.
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Bad Alternator Diodes: Automotive Systems and Electronic Design
When working with your automotive designs, you might encounter a bad alternator diode. Smarter automotive system design can help decrease vulnerabilities.
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Analyzing Noise Power Spectral Density in Your Electronics
You can identify noise sources by looking at the noise power spectral density for your continuous time signals.
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PN Junction Diodes: Voltage Characteristics
PN junction diodes require conductivity management and require a keen eye for voltage designs.
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What is Signal to Noise Ratio and How to calculate it?
The signal-to-noise ratio is the ratio between the desired information or the power of a signal and the undesired signal or the power of the background noise.
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Electro-Static Discharge and How You Can Contain It
At one time or another, we’ve all shuffled across a rug and touched a door handle or other metal object only to feel the zap of static electricity.
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RF Oscillator Circuits: Design and Layout with ICs
Here are some simple circuits that can be designed up to GHz RF oscillators and how to include these oscillator circuits in your PCB layout.
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Determining SPICE Model Parameters for Transistors Easily and Accurately
Do you know the best way to determine SPICE model parameters for transistors? Read this blog to learn how easily and accurately.
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Nonlinear Equations: Analyzing Nonlinear Electronic Components and Circuits
Any system with nonlinear electronic components and circuits needs specialized SPICE-based analyses. Here’s how to create and run these simulations.
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Time Domain Analysis vs Frequency Domain Analysis: A Guide and Comparison
The use of both time domain and frequency domain analysis techniques yield the most useful insight into your design requirement needs.
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