A Few Useful White Papers

White papers published by manufacturers are often some of the best concise treatments of specific topics because the engineers and technicians that write them are intimately involved in the design and manufacturing of the items covered.

- How to Measure 5 ns

Rise/Fall Time on an RF

- Best Practices for Making the

Most Accurate Radar Pulse

Measurements

- Implementation of Real-

Time Spectrum Analysis

- Determination of Capacitor

Life as a Function of

Operating Voltage &

Temperature

- Design Solution for Achieving

the Lowest Possible Receiver

Noise Figure

- Tackling Multi-Bit Attenuator

Designs

Posted July 2013

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