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Printed Circuit Boards, Part 3: Vias and multilayer boards
Part 1 of this FAQ series looked at the ubiquitous FR-4 PC board as well as other PC board issues, and Part 2 reviewed highlighted some of the board … [Read More...]
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Trans-impedance amp handles 64 Gbaud-based 400G coherent apps
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Waveguides confine and covey electromagnetic energy in the GHz+ range, just as coaxial cables do; they offer lower loss and other virtues, but at a cost in parts and ease of use. Waveguides … [Read More...]
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Tunnel diode detectors feature 5 nsec pulse response rise time
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Magnetron, Part 2: History and future
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