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Impedance: The Most Confusing Term in Signal Integrity
By Eric Bogatin
In more than 30 years of teaching signal integrity, I find the most confusing topic for engineers, even those working in the field for years, is the question of what is the impedance of a transmission line? The reason it is so confusing is that there are actually five types of impedance, and, if we are not careful providing the qualifier, I may be talking one type of impedance and you are thinking another type of impedance. Discover the five types of impedance.
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Passive Plus, Inc. Broadband Capacitors: 16 kHz TO > 67 GHz
Passive Plus has developed a series of Broadband Capacitors available in 4 different case sizes: 01005BB, 0201BB, 0402BB, and 0805BB. Values available are 10nF (10,000 pF) and 100nF (100,000 pF). These capacitors are intended primarily for coupling RF signals or, occasionally, for bypassing them to ground, while blocking DC.
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EDI CON USA Introduces EDI CON University Sessions
This year, EDI CON USA will be holding its first EDI CON University sessions. These 2-hour sessions offer in-depth training in a particular topic, such as MIMO Test, Amplifier Design, and Measuring Impedance. All conference pass holders are eligible to attend, but pre-registration is required. Earn IEEE CEUs for EDI CON University 2018 Courses. Learn more and register today!
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Keysight Webcast: Part 2 - Demystifying Vias in High Speed PCB Designg
Selecting the right decoupling capacitors for flat target impedance improves the power integrity of a power delivery network while often decreasing cost. Modern high speed designs have both mission mode simultaneous switching noise (SSN) and state change step loads that that exceed the response time of the voltage regulator module (VRM), and are lower frequency than what the on-die and package capacitors can handle. In this webinar, we will discuss a simple but very effective Z Input Impedance method that augments the traditional TDR method for characterizing and optimizing via designs in much faster speed systems.
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GaN for DC to DC Converters and Voltage Regulators
GaN offers many advantages compared to silicon MOSFETS, including smaller size, lower on state resistance, more stable gate voltage, much lower capacitance resulting in higher speed, lower inductance connection inductance and manufacturable using existing silicon wafer fabs and the promise of lower cost. With all of these benefits, mass adoption should be instantaneous, right? Yet, engineers are slow to change, in part due to a lack of credible information and in part due to fear of the unknown. Learn more and register today.
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