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Digital isolators have become a standard building block wherever sensitive low‑voltage control electronics need to communicate across noisy, high‑voltage domains. ...

Using Stress–Strain Curves to Diagnose Tantalum Powders for Capacitors

20.5.2026

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This article based on edited report written by Vladimir Azbel, Ph.D., a semiconductor process reliability engineer consultant, explains and discuss why stress–strain curves ...

Coilcraft Introduces SMT Current Sense Transformers for High‑Performance Power Electronics

20.5.2026

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Coilcraft has introduced the CSX7030 series of SMT current sense transformers, targeting compact, high‑isolation current measurement in modern power electronics ...

Samsung Launches Ultra-Compact 008004 High Q MLCC for Next-Generation RF Applications

20.5.2026

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Samsung Electro-Mechanics has announced the release of a full lineup of 008004 inch High Q C0G multilayer ceramic capacitors, scheduled ...

Nichicon Extends Rechargeable Batteries Temperature to Rival Supercapacitors

19.5.2026

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Nichicon has expanded its SLB series of small lithium titanate (LTO) rechargeable batteries with a new high‑temperature variant rated for ...

Two‑capacitor paradox explained for engineers

18.5.2026

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This article based on prof. Sam Ben-Yaakov video explains so‑called two‑capacitor paradox theory and practical implications to hardware designers. The ...

YAGEO Releases Compact RJ45 Connector for Multi‑Gigabit Ethernet

18.5.2026

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YAGEO’s new JXF0‑series PulseJack integrated connector modules (ICMs) combine a compact RJ45 jack with integrated magnetics and 90 W PoE+ ...

Circuit Protection Technology Annual Dossier

15.5.2026

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Passive Components Blog has released the 2026 Annual Circuit Protection Technology Dossier, a 40‑page comprehensive analysis about circuit protection components and ...