Download the PDFs below and elevate your electronics expertise with these resources designed to give valuable insights into the components and technologies used across various applications, including telecom, automotive, industrial, AR/VR, data centers, consumer, medical, renewable energy, and more.
This Design Guide has been crafted to provide you with a comprehensive understanding of battery management systems, equipping you with the knowledge to enhance your electric vehicle designs effectively.
Single-Pair Ethernet (SPE) is revolutionizing industrial connectivity, but its design can be challenging due to complex power, data, and EMC requirements. This Design Guide is your key to mastering SPE technology.
The concept of temperature is used to determine the expected direction of heat. When molecules and atoms move relatively fast, there is a higher average kinetic energy. Download this design guide to learn more.
Covers the following topics: What to consider when selecting a Wi-Fi antenna; The basics of Wi-Fi security and encryption; How to extend, boost and repeat Wi-Fi signals ; Wi-Fi by the numbers; What’s new with Wi-Fi 6?; Focus on high-efficiency ... and more.
Covering USB oscilloscopes and the hardware used with the instrument, the available specialist software, and measurements that are key to any oscilloscope.
Details some of the most common sensing options for tracking linear position and travel … including variations based on capacitive, eddy current, Hall effect, and inductive technologies.
Details technical challenges and solutions of making 5G connections reliable with the speed and power required. This includes measuring signals and power, integrating GHz connectors, the components required for 5G systems, and beamforming and precoding technologies.
Presents tutorials that address challenges from durability to safety to battery chemistries — a foundation of what you need to know to charge your designs.
Presents the technology fine points aimed at helping you and your designs keep pace and stay competitive in the fast-changing world of connectivity.
Helps you answer some of the “What, When, Why” questions around connectors, particularly in industrial applications—from what the coding means on M12 connectors to why D-sub connector nomenclature can vary so widely, to when sealed connectors make sense and what type to choose.
Presents not just the basics of this not-so-basic device, but key criteria to help you choose the best relay for your application, be it electromechanical or solid-state.
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