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3 Steps to Creating a Resilient Lifecycle Management Strategy
Lifecycle management is an inherent and often inconvenient part of the electronic component industry, but it does not have to cause logistical headaches. Understanding the implications of last-time buys (LTB) and end-of-life (EOL) notices for your business is the first step in mitigating the risks associated with the obsolescence stage of lifecycle management. The second step is ensuring that sourcing partners have the tools to support you when obsolescence threatens to disrupt your production.
RF demystified – understanding wave reflections
Question: Wave reflections—why are they important to understand in RF designs?
A guide for choosing the right RF amplifier for your application
Question: How do I choose the right RF amplifier and what are their differences?
A new, better way to optimize a signal chain with a continuous-time sigma-delta converter
Question: Why should I consider using CTSD ADCs to improve my signal chain design?
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Prototyping of electronic devices using SMT assembly in the Comarch IoT Plant
Prototype building is an important yet problematic business area for electronics manufacturers. Fierce competition and increasing customer demands are forcing us to act faster and work even more efficiently. The time available for the design phase is shrinking significantly, and the preparation of a prototype in short-run production requires a reorganisation of processes not only in the factory but also throughout the company. This is why more and more companies are looking to collaborate in this area. This kind of support is offered by Comarch IoT Plant, providing rapid prototyping and electronic device assembly services (EMS, Electronic Manufacturing Services).
Keeping EMI from LED drivers under control
Question: How can I reduce electromagnetic interference when using LED drivers in lighting design?
Generating very low voltages with standard regulators
Question: What is a good solution for generating a tiny dc supply voltage of a few hundred millivolts?
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