Addressing Connection Concerns with the Increased Use of Antennas

The increase in wireless IoT applications has forced many component manufacturers to retool some commonly used parts, including antennas.

No Energy at Night?

From the Sun to Batteries: LT8491, DC2703-A-KIT

Nowadays, energy from solar panels proves to be efficient enough to power buildings, street lighting and parking meters

SPE in focus

Improved Connection: Single Pair Ethernet

Innovation never stops, and with new developments the next level of communication is born with Single Pair Ethernet.

Crimping is often used for the creation of electrical connections.

A Connection for Life: Crimping Part 1

In this two-part blog series, we will explain the technique and process in more detail and will answer some key questions.

Coaxial Connectors: Prep for Landing

Our world runs on the ability to transmit data through the air or through a conductor. Coaxial products allow us to perform a smooth transition in the most efficient way, by matching system characteristics.

Welcome to the fourth installment in our five-blog series on EMC basics!

EMC Basics: Common Mode Versus Differential Noise

Today, we will talk about the difference between common mode and differential noise in EMC and how to combat them.

EMC Basics: Losses with EMC

In this post, we will explain losses with EMC — how to identify them, how to control them, and how to calculate insertion loss in your design.

Deep Dive on Upright DIP Switches

DIP Switches Hold the Code

DIP switches are best used where multiple signal gates are needed, combining switching circuits in a single package.

Reforestation all over the world

One Sample Order = One Tree Planted

Taking steps to improve our sustainability and invest in projects with a positive environmental impact.

Welcome to part two of our five-part blog series on EMC basics!

EMC Basics: Chip Bead Ferrites and Reading Datasheets

Chip Bead Ferrites are used to remove unwanted noise at high frequencies on supply voltage lines, ground planes, and data signals.

Get to Know the WR-LECO Connector Series

The WR-LECO series was developed to be able to support LED lighting, as existing connector types were not ideal for this application.