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Electromagnetic Interference: A Growing Concern in Electronic Design

Electromagnetic interference (EMI) is an increasing concern in modern electronic designs as the demand for higher operating frequencies and lower voltages continues to grow. In this article, Mathias Goebel, an experienced product manager at Avnet Abacus, sheds...

Articles | By Mathias Goebel | 09-09-2015

Electromagnetic Interference: A Growing Concern in Electronic Design

Electromagnetic interference (EMI) is an increasing concern in modern electronic designs as the demand for higher operating frequencies and lower voltages continues to grow. In this article, Mathias Goebel, an experienced product manager at Avnet Abacus, sheds...

Technical Analysis | By Mathias Goebel | 09-09-2015

Electromagnetic Interference: A Growing Concern in Electronic Design

Electromagnetic interference (EMI) is an increasing concern in modern electronic designs as the demand for higher operating frequencies and lower voltages continues to grow. In this article, Mathias Goebel, an experienced product manager at Avnet Abacus, sheds...

Insights | By Mathias Goebel | 09-09-2015

Paralleling DC-DC Converters: 5 Things You Need to Know

Philip Lechner's career in electronics distribution has spanned 33 years, including 13 years as a field sales engineer covering power, semiconductors and IP&E, and 20 years in product management for power supplies and DC/DC converters for Avnet Abacus. In...

Articles | By Philip Lechner | 03-09-2015

Paralleling DC-DC Converters: 5 Things You Need to Know

Philip Lechner's career in electronics distribution has spanned 33 years, including 13 years as a field sales engineer covering power, semiconductors and IP&E, and 20 years in product management for power supplies and DC/DC converters for Avnet Abacus. In...

Insights | By Philip Lechner | 03-09-2015

Paralleling DC-DC Converters: 5 Things You Need to Know

Philip Lechner's career in electronics distribution has spanned 33 years, including 13 years as a field sales engineer covering power, semiconductors and IP&E, and 20 years in product management for power supplies and DC/DC converters for Avnet Abacus. In...

Educational | By Philip Lechner | 03-09-2015

Key Considerations for Power Inverter Design in Solar and Wind Applications

The efficiency of power inverters is one of the most critical aspects of the design and a key feature for solar and wind applications. By Prasun Kulshrestha and Miguel Mendoza, Microchip Technology. The power inverter is a widespread application for operating...

By Microchip | 02-09-2015

EU-Wide Emergency Alert System 'eCall' Now Mandatory in All New Cars and Light Vans

Following many years of proposals and discussions within the European Union, the EU-wide’  eCall’ automatic-emergency-call alert system is now coming to a car near you. eCall is a system that provides an automated message to emergency services from a vehicle i...

Articles | By Sven Etzold | 27-08-2015

EU-Wide Emergency Alert System 'eCall' Now Mandatory in All New Cars and Light Vans

Following many years of proposals and discussions within the European Union, the EU-wide’  eCall’ automatic-emergency-call alert system is now coming to a car near you. eCall is a system that provides an automated message to emergency services from a vehicle i...

Insights | By Sven Etzold | 27-08-2015

Dynamic Optimisation of DC/DC Supply Using Two-Stage Bus Architecture to Reduce Losses

Getting a few more percentage points of efficiency from a DC/DC supply is challenging, but a two-stage converter with a dynamically optimised intermediate bus voltage offers a solution. By Alan Elbanhawy, MaxLinear Achieving efficiency in DC/DC power supply co...

By Alan Elbanhawy | 24-08-2015

World firsts for Flash memories

What is claimed as the world’s first 32Gbytes 48-layer BiCS FLASH device with a three-dimensional (3D) stacked cell structure has been developed and launched by the Toshiba Corporation. It features triple-level cell (TLC) technology which is a type of solid-st...

Articles | By Paul Whytock | 18-08-2015

World firsts for Flash memories

What is claimed as the world’s first 32Gbytes 48-layer BiCS FLASH device with a three-dimensional (3D) stacked cell structure has been developed and launched by the Toshiba Corporation. It features triple-level cell (TLC) technology which is a type of solid-st...

Insights | By Paul Whytock | 18-08-2015