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Read ArticleIt’s About Time - Clocking a PCB Design
Clocks are essential gatekeepers of the digital domain. Setting the pace for all that follows the clock can be a single trace or a partnership of two traces that carry complementary signals.
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Read ArticleWhat’s the Differential? Mastering the Art of the Differential Pair
You see, it’s like this. When two circuits love each other very much, they form a life-long bond and then little Diffs are propagated. Not really, but when we peruse the net names attached to the...
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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 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 ArticlePWM LEDs: Pulse Width Modulation for Dimming Systems and Other Applications
PWM is ideally suited for applications needing to maintain specific characteristics of the LED, for example, efficiency, color, or temperature.
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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 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 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 ArticleAnalog Layout Basics for PCB Design
Analog layout basics require an understanding of component placing and simulation processes to optimize your board for routing.
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Read ArticleThermal Noise Floor and Increasing Signal-to-Noise Ratio
If noise is a problem in your circuits, you’ll never reduce noise below the thermal noise floor.
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Read ArticleSteady 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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Read ArticleAutomated Routing: Building Better Routes
Utilizing automated routing in your designs can effectively and efficiently resolve much repetitive work and free up designers for more complicated challenges.
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Read ArticleUsing 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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Read ArticleWhat is the Significance of Signal Overshoot and How is it Reduced?
In control theory, signal processing, mathematics, and electronics, overshoot is the manifestation of a function or signal that exceeds its target.
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Read ArticleBad 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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Read ArticleAnalyzing 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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Read ArticlePN Junction Diodes: Voltage Characteristics
PN junction diodes require conductivity management and require a keen eye for voltage designs.
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