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Understanding BJT transistors
BJT Transistors: A Comprehensive Guide
Bipolar Junction Transistors (BJTs) are fundamental semiconductor devices used for amplification and switchi...
What are the 5 pins of the encoder used for?
The 5 pins of a typical rotary encoder (e.g., mechanical or incremental) serve specific functions to detect rotation direction, position, and user ...
How does the circuit board transmit signals ?
The transmission of signals on a circuit board (PCB) involves the movement of electrical signals through conductive traces, components, and interco...
Why is 50Ω the Golden Rule in PCB Design ?
The 50Ω impedance standard is a widely adopted "golden rule" in PCB design, especially for high-speed and RF (radio frequency) circuits. This value...
MOSFETs VS TRANSISTORS
The terms MOSFETs and transistors are often used interchangeably, but they refer to different types of devices within the broader category of trans...
Why Use a Pull-Up Resistor ?
A pull-up resistor is a fundamental component in electronics, commonly used in digital circuits to ensure a stable and well-defined logic level on ...
IMU300: The New Benchmark the new inertial measurement unit that surpasses STIM300
Introduction
In the realm of inertial measurement, the IMU300 has emerged as a remarkable device, revolutionizing the way we measure and understand...
9 best layout tips for designing power electronics PCBs
Designing power electronics PCBs requires careful attention to layout to ensure efficiency, reliability, and thermal management. Here are 9 best la...
How does the inverter works ?
An inverter is an electronic device that converts direct current (DC) into alternating current (AC). This conversion is essential for powering AC d...
How to Optimize PCB Layout For High-Speed Signals ?
Optimizing a PCB layout for high-speed signals is crucial to ensure signal integrity, minimize noise, and prevent issues like crosstalk, reflection...
How do you choose stackup for your PCB ?
Choosing the right PCB stackup is a critical step in designing a printed circuit board (PCB) that meets performance, cost, and manufacturability re...
What is the difference between rosin and flux?
Rosin and flux are both used in soldering to improve the quality of solder joints, but they serve slightly different purposes and have distinct com...
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