High-Performance Wideband Power Amplifiers Use GaN Devices
Wideband power amplifiers are key elements in wireless communication systems and ensure long-term reliability, high gain, and high efficiency.
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Understanding Passive Intermodulation in Wireless Communication Systems
Passive intermodulation distorts wanted signals and degrades wireless communication system performance.
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Selection of Piezoelectric Energy Harvester Materials
An effective piezoelectric energy harvester system depends heavily on piezoelectric material and its particular characteristics.
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Thermal Management in SoCs with Thermal Voltage Diodes
Thermal voltage diodes are useful for detecting die temperature in SoCs.
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Furnish Full-On Uptime in High Availability Systems with Hot-Swap Controllers
Functioning as the electrical switchgear in high availability systems, hot-swap controllers protect the system from short circuits and overcurrents.
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Contact and Heat Transfer Rates with Integrated Circuit Thermal Pads
Thermal management in electronics consists of active heat sinks, passive heat sinks, and TIM. Among the various TIMs, integrated circuit thermal pads are effective at speeding up the cooling of integr
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Improve Power Factor and Efficiency Using Bridgeless Power Factor Correction Rectifiers
Replace diode bridge rectifiers using bridgeless PFC rectifiers to improve power factor and efficiency.
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Finite Element Modeling For Calculating System Behavior
Finite element analysis is a great way to produce highly accurate results directly from your design data. We discuss tips on using finite element modeling for complex electronics systems.
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Sense the System Temperature from the Thermocouple Output Voltage
Temperature sensors based on thermocouples are robust and suitable for a wide range of applications from extremely low to high temperatures.
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Fundamental RF and Microwave Principles for Your Next School Project
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Safeguard the Logic Control Circuit with an Isolated Half-Bridge Driver
Isolated half-bridge drivers protect logic controllers from faults in the power circuit and make the switching of high-side switches much easier.
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Demodulate and Restore the Original Information from FM Signals
FM transmitters send modulated FM signals to be filtered, amplified, and demodulated at the FM receivers in order to retrieve crucial data from them.
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Light Transistors are Illuminating the Future of Computing
Now that silicon has finally been made to emit light, future computers may be based on monolithic silicon with light transistors.
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Conduct Burn-In Testing in Semiconductor Devices to Ensure Reliability
Semiconductors use burn-in testing to identify potential failures, ensuring the reliability of components.
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Demystifying Maximum Power Output Concepts
The maximum power transfer theorem can explain the relationship between two different—but related—concepts: maximum power output and maximum power efficiency.
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IC Thermal Pad: Best Design and Usage Practices
An IC thermal pad gives you a quick way to move heat away from a high power component and into a heatsink.
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Innovations in Wideband RF Signal Processing
Wideband (WB) RF signal processing provides industry-standard performance and enables Giga Samples Per Second (GSPS) data transfer rate, zero loss, good quality, and high-performance in systems.
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Understanding Intermodulation Noise and Intermodulation Products
Intermodulation noise caused by intermodulation products is a type of interference in a communication system. Read on to learn the 5 key best practices for preventing this noise.
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Rabi Oscillations and the Rabi Frequency in Two-Level Systems
The Rabi frequency is a concept from quantum mechanics & electrodynamics & describes the frequency of Rabi oscillations existing in two-level systems when interacting with near-resonant driving fields
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Using an Infrared Phototransistor in Electro-optics
An infrared phototransistor is one option for building detectors for optical systems and electro-optical equipment.
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RF Antenna Design and Layout Tips for Your PCB
RF antenna designers should take a cue from mixed-signal designers when creating a PCB layout—read on for tips to ensure signal integrity in your RF design.
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