Items Tagged with 'measurement'

A new family of Rohde & Schwarz power analyzers is now available in three models to meet all requirements for measuring voltage, current, power, and total harmonic distortion on both DC and AC sources.

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. 

Rohde & Schwarz will present its new R&S TSEMF-B2E isotropic antenna for the TS-EMF measurement system at the EMV trade show in Stuttgart. 

In this article, Donald Telian supplies a reference point for making the task of implementing via impedances, thus removing via impedance discontinuities, less daunting. Read on to find out how he can help.

In this power-electronics article, we focus on noise measurement of 48 V range voltage regulators (VRs), up to a maximum of 65 V. We propose a noise measurement setup and examine this method.

Join Eric Bogatin, SIJ Technical Editor, in his latest conversation with Mike Resso to discover the marriage of measurement and simulation tools and a demonstration of a 224 Gbps channel.

Exceeding the speed limit is the theme of this issue of Signal Integrity Journal (SIJ), and nowhere is speed more of a design concern than for connectors. As connectors get smaller and denser while handling faster speeds, there is a significant chance that signal interference and crosstalk will increase. The following is a compilation of everyone’s thoughts on what’s new, what’s real, and what we should be worried about.