Tag: passive components

Hirose Expands Compact High‑Voltage EV connectors

Hirose Expands Compact High‑Voltage EV connectors

Hirose’s ZE150HV and ZG05HV connector families are compact wire‑to‑board solutions for high‑voltage circuits in electric and hybrid vehicles as well as industrial battery systems. They are designed for up to Read the original post at Hirose Expands Compact High‑Voltage EV connectors

Qi2 Wireless Charging: Inductors, Capacitors and EMC Filters

Qi2 Wireless Charging: Inductors, Capacitors and EMC Filters

Qi2 wireless power is pushing classic power‑electronics issues—EMC, magnetics and filter design—into very compact, consumer‑grade hardware. This Würth Elektronik webinar walks through a complete Qi2 transmitter design, from system architecture Read the original post at Qi2 Wireless Charging: Inductors, Capacitors and EMC Filters

Samsung Introduced Low ESL 3-Terminal Reverse-Geometry MLCCs for High-Performance ADAS

Samsung Introduced Low ESL 3-Terminal Reverse-Geometry MLCCs for High-Performance ADAS

Samsung Electro-Mechanics has introduced a family of low ESL multilayer ceramic capacitors (MLCCs) targeting high-performance automotive ADAS SoCs where power integrity and high‑frequency noise suppression are critical. These Samsung reverse-geometry Read the original post at Samsung Introduced Low ESL 3-Terminal Reverse-Geometry MLCCs for High-Performance ADAS

Würth Elektronik Presents New Bidirectional Digital Isolators

Würth Elektronik Presents New Bidirectional Digital Isolators

Digital isolators have become a standard building block wherever sensitive low‑voltage control electronics need to communicate across noisy, high‑voltage domains. Würth Elektronik is now extending its portfolio with 2‑channel bidirectional Read the original post at Würth Elektronik Presents New Bidirectional Digital Isolators

Using Stress–Strain Curves to Diagnose Tantalum Powders for Capacitors

Using Stress–Strain Curves to Diagnose Tantalum Powders for Capacitors

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 are the key tools to diagnose tantalum powders and thus Read the original post at Using Stress–Strain Curves to Diagnose Tantalum Powders for Capacitors

Nichicon Extends Rechargeable Batteries Temperature to Rival Supercapacitors

Nichicon Extends Rechargeable Batteries Temperature to Rival Supercapacitors

Nichicon has expanded its SLB series of small lithium titanate (LTO) rechargeable batteries with a new high‑temperature variant rated for continuous operation from −30 °C to 80 °C. This positions Read the original post at Nichicon Extends Rechargeable Batteries Temperature to Rival Supercapacitors

Two‑capacitor paradox explained for engineers

Two‑capacitor paradox explained for engineers

This article based on prof. Sam Ben-Yaakov video explains so‑called two‑capacitor paradox theory and practical implications to hardware designers. The two-capacitor paradox is a classic thought experiment that appears to Read the original post at Two‑capacitor paradox explained for engineers

YAGEO Releases Compact RJ45 Connector for Multi‑Gigabit Ethernet

YAGEO Releases Compact RJ45 Connector for Multi‑Gigabit Ethernet

YAGEO’s new JXF0‑series PulseJack integrated connector modules (ICMs) combine a compact RJ45 jack with integrated magnetics and 90 W PoE+ capability for 1G, 2.5G and 5G Ethernet in a single Read the original post at YAGEO Releases Compact RJ45 Connector for Multi‑Gigabit Ethernet

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