Simple Ideas to Make EMI Issues a Thing of the Past
EMI issues can be difficult to solve, and often are only discovered late in the development process, making them expensive and time-consuming. This webinar helps engineers ensure their systems pass EMI certification first time by following a series of basic steps. These ensure the causes of EMI are addressed effectively and any radiated or conducted […]
Power Components for Battery Applications
Today, many systems from electric vehicles and home energy storage to communications infrastructure, use batteries to enable portable power or provide a fall back in the event that mains power fails. If demands for batteries continue to grow, engineers need an easier approach to designing battery-powered systems. In particular, the output voltage of batteries can […]
FEM/BEM Prediction of Parasitic Coefficients and Shielding Effectiveness in Electronic Enclosures
The behavior of an electronic circuit would ideally be determined solely by the properties of its components. However, stray coupling effects related to capacitance and inductance will modify the parameters of a circuit and cause unwanted interactions between components that should be independent of each other. This webinar will explain various phenomena and show the […]
Maximum Load: The Wrong Specification for Pulsed Power
If you are developing power systems for intermittent or pulsed loads you are likely to be sizing the power supply based on the maximum power demanded by the load, even though it adds size, weight and cost to the system. This webinar explains why peak power is the wrong metric and introduces a different technique […]
Meeting DC-DC Power System Requirements in Defense Applications
Defense power systems design presents some of the most demanding requirements for electrical performance and environmental conditions, and many of these requirements are enforced by exacting standards. Size and weight can also be major constraints, while high reliability is critical, despite the harsh operating conditions. Defense power systems often have challenging voltage range requirements, need […]
Power Components for Battery Applications
Today, many systems from electric vehicles and home energy storage to communications infrastructure, use batteries to enable portable power or provide a fall back in the event that mains power fails. If demands for batteries continue to grow, engineers need an easier approach to designing battery-powered systems. In particular, the output voltage of batteries can […]
Transition to CAN FD for speed
In modern cars, the data exchange requirements between Electronic Control Units (ECUs) are growing at a rapid rate. The widely used CAN bus is the in-vehicle network (IVN) with the highest average quantity of nodes per vehicle and this number is due to increase even further. To facilitate these requirements, the traditional CAN network will […]
Simple ideas to fix your EMI issues
EMI issues can be difficult to solve. You often discover them late in the development process, which makes them expensive and time-consuming. Here’s a presentation that will help your systems pass EMI certification the first time around. A series of basic steps ensure you are effectively addressing the causes of EMI and minimising any radiated […]
TE Sensor Solutions
This webinar elaborates on the basic technologies of TE Connectivity’s (TE) sensor solutions and provides an introduction on Heilind Electronics. TE is a global leader in connectivity and sensors, with innovative solutions that help customers transform concepts into smart, connected creations. TE sensors are vital to the next generation of data-driven technology. TE offers an […]
Design process enables high-performance AC-DC power systems
Overview Learn how to save time, reduce risk, and simplify the design of your power system. During the webinar, Paul Yeaman will explain how to accomplish what used to take hours of work in less than two minutes, while ensuring flexibility, configurability and predictable performance. Topics covered include: − Traditional approaches to power chain design […]