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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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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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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LCL Filter Design Considerations for Harmonic Elimination
Offering high attenuation, less weight and size, and improved performance, LCL filters are a reliable and cost-effective option for harmonic elimination in grid-connected inverters and motor drives.
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Protection of Electrical Systems with Low Voltage Switchgear
Protect low voltage electrical circuits and equipment from overvoltages, overcurrents, and overloads using low voltage switchgear.
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Which Design Choices can Reduce EMF Noise?
EMF noise can be reduced with some smart layout decisions. Here’s how you can take control over EMF noise in your design.
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Realizing the Small-Signal Model Using JFET Parameters for Circuit Behavioral Studies
Understand the various JFET parameters and their role in FET operation.
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Techniques to Minimize IR Drop with PI Tools
PCB teams should use IR drop analysis to achieve PI in the PCB, minimize IR drop, and solve issues of component placement, layout, and routing.
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What is FinFET Technology?
FinFETs have helped drive scaling and greater integration in modern CPUs. Learn more about FinFET technology in this article.
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Understanding Simultaneous Switching Output (SSO) Noise
Here’s how to suppress SSO noise in your high speed PCBs. It all depends on choosing the right components and your layout decisions.
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Two-Port Impedance Model and Z-Parameters
An introductory article on the two-port impedance model and Z-parameters.
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Optical Signal Processing ICs and Circuit Blocks
Optical signal processing works just like analog signal processing, but the materials and photonic structures involved are very different.
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Bandgap Voltage Reference Circuit Design and Usage
You’ll need a bandgap voltage reference if you’re designing with components or circuits that need a stable reference voltage.
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Energy-Saving and Precise Speed Control Outbalances the Harmonic Distortions in VFD
Energy-saving VFDs improve the industrial process by allowing for precise speed control. The only major drawback is that of harmonic distortions.
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Voltage Regulation of Transmission Lines: Dependencies and Parameters
The influence of line parameters R, L, and C on the voltage regulation of transmission lines.
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Addressing Coupling Capacitance in Designs
Coupling capacitance is one parasitic element that causes signal bleed between different circuits. Here’s how to model and extract coupling capacitance.
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Where Can You Find Crosstalk in Your Designs?
Controlling crosstalk is one of the most important aspects of signal integrity. Here’s how you can use Allegro’s post-layout analysis tools to examine crosstalk in your PCB.
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Overview of DDR Routing
This overview of DDR routing is full of recommendations for your next PCB design involving memory routing.
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Considerations for Signal Plane Stackups
Signal plane stackups will determine trace impedance, power integrity, and signal integrity. You’ll need to design the right stackup for your digital or analog system.
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Understanding PCB Via-In-Pad Design
Via-in-pad design is one of the best solutions for routing high-density PCB designs. Here is more information on what VIPs are and how they can be used.
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