Schematic Capture and Circuit Simulation

Learn how the resistance reflection rule is calculated to determine the characteristics and performance of an amplifier.

There is an easy way to spot oscillations—just look for a harmonic potential in your circuits.

What is the resonant frequency of an RLC circuit and does it behave differently for series and parallel RLC circuits? Let’s explore this answer and more.

You can get the transfer function from a Bode plot through some simple calculations—read on to learn how.

Here’s why wave impedance matters in your PCB design and how it relates to the overall impedance of interconnects.

Read this article to determine formulas for the impedance of an RLC circuit.

Learn how to perform linearity circuit analysis by establishing equations for each of the sub-circuits.

This article describes what differential pulse voltammetry is, its mechanism, and how to build a differential pulse voltammetry circuit.

A frequency transformation in filter design lets you generate high pass, bandpass, and bandstop filters from a low pass filter transfer function.

A hysteresis loop can be found in many places in electronics, but they all have common qualities and require the same type of analysis.

Understand oscillating frequencies, their applications in electronics, and how to compensate for energy loss in oscillators in your design.

Check out this article for how to convert analog signals to PWM signals, as well as some design tips for analog to PWM converters.

What is nodal analysis? Read our article for a brief guide and learn how nodal analysis applies to circuit simulations.

AC voltage is more complicated to understand than DC voltage. Check out this beginner’s guide to get a firm grasp on this common voltage type.

Learn about the importance of resonant angular frequency and how to calculate it, as well as how bandwidth and Q-factor relate, when designing RLC circuits.

Schmitt trigger hysteresis is easy to incorporate with standard op-amp models in your circuit design tools.

For linear amplifiers and filters, it’s critical to understand the phase in a Bode plot.

You can determine the time constant of an RLC circuit by hand or with a circuit simulator. Check out this article for how to do this.