This article based on prof. Sam Ben-Yaakov video explains so‑called two‑capacitor paradox theory and practical implications to hardware designers. The...
Read moreDetailsNonlinear multilayer ceramic capacitors (MLCCs), especially class II types such as X7R and X5R, are ubiquitous in modern power electronics...
Read moreDetailsThis article written by Vladimir Azbel, Ph.D., a semiconductor process reliability engineer consultant, shows how a simple mechanical test — the stress–strain...
Read moreDetailsThis article based on video tutorial by prof. Sam Ben-Yaakov explains fundamentals, benefits and design notes related to tapped inductor...
Read moreDetailsResearchers from RIKEN Pioneering Research Institute, Nagoya University, and Tohoku University demonstrated in article published by Nature that a molecular...
Read moreDetailsThis article based on Frenetic webinar summarizes a practical design workflow using Frenetic AI, Frenetic Simulator and the new Planar...
Read moreDetailsThis article, authored by Vladimir Azbel, Ph.D., a semiconductor process reliability engineer consultant, provides deep inside explanation of energy dissipation during formation...
Read moreDetailsFringing field effects at air gaps represent a significant but often underestimated source of additional winding losses in magnetic components....
Read moreDetailsThis article, authored by Vladimir Azbel, Ph.D., a semiconductor process reliability engineer consultant, delves into the intricate process of miniaturizing tantalum...
Read moreDetailsThermal management is a challenge for any electronics designer. Among the possible solutions, heatsinks are a key element that aids...
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