EMC/EMI Shielding Explained
EMC/EMI Shielding is a method used to safeguard a sensitive signal from external electromagnetic signals. There is a chance of leaking out of the stronger … Read more
Electronics
Why Silicon is Preferred over Germanium?
Silicon is preferred over Germanium because silicon can work at a higher temperature in comparison to germanium. Other than this, there are many many advantages … Read more
What are Analog and Digital Signals? Differences, Examples
The basic difference between analog and digital signals is that an analog signal is a continuous signal whereas a digital signal is a discrete signal. … Read more
What is Standby Power? Types of Standby Power
Standby power is electrical power that an electrical device draws when it is not in use. However, the device has the power connection with a … Read more
What are Static UPS and Rotary UPS?
Static UPS and Rotary UPS systems are uninterrupted power supplies. They both fulfilling the same functions, however provide different performances. They also have different characteristics … Read more
Basics of Ground Loops
Flowing of electric current through the undesirable paths in an electrical circuit creates ground loops. This phenomenon happens when the electrical piece of equipment has … Read more
EMI Electromagnetic Interference | The Basic Fundamentals
EMI, Electromagnetic Interference is the interference caused by electrical and magnetic fields. The electromagnetic field produced by an electronic or electrical device interferes with another … Read more
Noise in Electronic Systems & Types of Noise
We will discuss noise in electronic systems & Its Types in this article. Noise is an undesirable signal. It interferes with the original signal and … Read more
What is STP(Shielded Twisted Pair)?
STP ( Shielded Twisted Pair) is guided media used in communication systems. It consists of two insulating copper wires arranged in a spiral pattern to … Read more
AC Adapter | Working, Types & Applications.
What is an AC Adapter? AC adapter converts a higher-voltage AC to a lower-voltage DC. Many electronic appliances require constant DC voltage for their operation. The AC adapter … Read more