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In the final installment of this blog series, Benjamin Dannan, Heidi Barnes, and Steve Sandler continue their discussion of how to calculate the minimum CMRR with a PDN impedance measurement using a 2-port probe, demonstrating how to measure a sub-40 µΩ impedance when using an isolator that has sufficient CMRR using two different VNAs, the Bode 100 and E5061B. Achieving sub-40 µΩ impedance measurements is challenging, but completely realistic with the proper test equipment. 

Keysight and researchers from France's CNRS, Lille University, and Osaka University have broken the 1 Tbps barrier. 

Synopsys and Ansys have announced that they have entered into a definitive agreement under which Synopsys will acquire Ansys. 

As a Diamond Sponsor of the event, Samtec will showcase products that support a new era of high-speed connectivity, and Samtec engineers will participate in 11 papers, panels, or presentations.

In just two generations, six different technological revolutions have transformed our economy, our careers, and our quality of life, for better or for worse. Eric Bogatin reflects upon industry progress and explores the potential impact of the latest development in technological innovation, generative AI.

In the final installment of his article series "DDR5 Electrical and Timing Measurement Techniques," Randy White explores how following a standard workflow for setting up thresholds and timings to distinguish bursts in DDR5 memory interfaces can make design validation much more efficient, ultimately ensuring compliance with specifications and improving system margin by identifying and resolving any issues, especially those related to either read or write transactions.

At CES, Rohde & Schwarz is set to exhibit a range of live demonstrations that showcase the most advanced test innovations for the automotive industry.

The new R&S NRP170TWG(N) sensors from Rohde & Schwarz are used in general R&D for 6G mobile communications, novel sub-THz communications, sensing, and future automotive radar applications.

With its robust design, integrated Swissbit powersafe PLP technology, and advanced security features, the N3202 is engineered to deliver unmatched reliability and endurance.

IDTechEx's research conducted in "Automotive Radar 2024-2044: Forecasts, Technologies, Applications" shows that, on average, 70% of new cars shipped in 2022 had a front-facing radar, while 30% had side radars.