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19 October 2020
Which Virtual Probing Method to Use?
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Virtual probing lets you "probe" where a probe can't reach, or compensate signals by deembedding or simulating devices and c...
21 September 2020
Fundamentals of Power Integrity: Board Pollution
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Figure 1. "Pollution" occurring on PDN traces. Board pollution is noise occurring on the packages and interconnects (traces and...
14 September 2020
Fundamentals of Power Integrity: Self-aggression Noise
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Fig. 1: VRM-switching noise is a self aggressor that can be identified because it is synchronous with the PWM clock. Self-aggression...
31 August 2020
Fundamentals of Power Integrity: Characterizing PDN Noise
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Figure 1. Noise tolerances for embedded system components are becoming ever tighter. Power integrity concerns maintaining the quality of...
24 August 2020
How to Connect the Returns to an Unshielded Twisted Pair
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Figure 1. Three options for connecting a TDR to a UTP. During a recent webinar, Dr. Eric Bogatin was asked several questions about how t...
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03 August 2020
How to Choose Between the Oscilloscope's 50 Ohm Input and 1 MOhm Input
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Dr. Eric Bogatin Figure 1. The same signal from a fast-buffer driver measured with a 1-meter, 50 ohm cable with 1 megaohm input to the scope...
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27 July 2020
Fundamentals of 100Base-T1 Ethernet
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100Base-T1 Topology The term Automotive Ethernet can be used to refer to any Ethernet-based network for in-vehicle electrical systems. It en...
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