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18 Nov, 18:23


🇷🇺 Я Альтиумом не пользуюсь, но это видео мне показалось полезным, а рассказчик грамотным.

#046 Полезные инструменты для проектирования СВЧ плат в Altium Designer 19
#youtube

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16 Nov, 19:53


🇬🇧 Short basics #arcticle about Bias

What Are Bias Filter and Self-Bias Networks? by Knowles Capacitors

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16 Oct, 10:19


🇬🇧 Not a recommendation but an example of a good marketing strategy - here is an article written by a vice president of marketing of Lady Bug company. I like when marketing people have some technical basis and understand what they are talking about.

I did mention Lady Bug power sensors earlier on this channel - when wrote a list of affordable and portable devices. I've never touched their sensors but as I can see by the case quality and parameters, they are not worth recommending for professional use. But can be a nice addition to hobby lab I assume.

#article

https://www.highfrequencyelectronics.com/Archives/Apr13/1304_HFE_powerSensors.pdf

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21 Aug, 18:02


🇬🇧 Nice basics #appnote about #connectors

https://www.shf-communication.com/wp-content/uploads/shf_tutorial_note_microwave_connectors.pdf

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29 Jul, 18:05


🇬🇧 Free courses by Rohde&Schwarz

https://rohdeschwarz.talentlms.com/catalog

(as I understand it, you only need to login)

almost all the content I share here I read/watched, but this I recommend without testing. I believe I can trust RS 😄

#measurements

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28 Jul, 21:05


🇬🇧 #article in Mini-Circuits blog

Frequency Modulation Fundamentals

https://blog.minicircuits.com/frequency-modulation-fundamentals/

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28 Jul, 21:02


🇬🇧 #appnote in Mini-Circuits blog

Group Delay in RF Filters

https://blog.minicircuits.com/rf-group-delay/
#filter

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26 Jul, 13:06


🇷🇺 Статья на сайте Резонита

Измерения диэлектрических характеристик материалов микрополосковых печатных плат авторов Метельков П.В., Савельев М.В., Сизов В.И. и Поликарпов Д.В.

Я лишь прокомментирую, что хотелось бы увидеть фото образцов (я человек простой - нет фото, не верю, что они были).

https://www.rezonit.ru/articles/izmereniya-dielektricheskikh-kharakteristik-materialov-mikropoloskovykh-pechatnykh-plat/

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26 Jul, 09:29


🇪🇸 En el sitio de Copper Mountain hay videos en Espanol!

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05 Jul, 19:59


🇬🇧 After posting a story about prev video in my Insta I got questions in DM like what is high-speed. I don't work with high-speed PCBs, but many of microwave related content that I share is applicable. As I said before I don't want to make a youtube channel and record videos with explanations, so I tried to find a video.

Here it is - a #youtube video from Altium channel. The explanation is a little messy (hmm it seems I started to give my comments quite often! Do you like it?). First of all? the presenter didn't name the axes at his graphs (I wanted to close the video at this moment). So I will explain - he drew one bit - a "1" signal. And the axes are amplitude and time. He explains that high-speed doesn"t always mean high clock. But obviously if the rise time is low you can't put two 1's close to each other - they will intersect. In THAT terms high-speed related to freq clock! Next - to understand why rise time is important you should learn Fourier rows. And when you feel that you will understand that sometimes even if clock is not very high, the PCB trace and coaxial connectors should work up to much higher freq (several times higher).

What Are High-Speed PCBs? | Answering Your Questions!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tbIekfIf8dI

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04 Jul, 17:30


🇬🇧 A video with a very good point in the beginning. Diff pair type transmission lines and high-speed design is not my field, but I often say that non-Rf engineer should learn about S parameters and waves propagation for being able to make a high-speed PCB.

I disagree with the visualization of time and frequency domain at 8:05. This can confuse a lot! Frequency domain is when we perform the graphs with x-axis being frequency and in time domain x-axis is time!!
Also, I think it would have been very nice if they say in the beginning why need to know wave propagation and RF design in high speed - the signal is not harmonical (not sinus). - Learn Fourier row for that.
So, they messed a little - they wanted to say that usually when the signal is like meander, we use time domain - yes, we do ( we usually use an oscilloscope). And with sinus signal we use frequency domain (use a VNA and Spectrum Analyser). But the pictures they provided are confusing!

Must Know This to Understand High Speed PCB Layout Simulation | S-Parameters Explained by Eric Bogatin and Robert Feranec

#youtube #sparameters

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9B66SqaYCZs

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03 Jul, 19:43


Leka_engineer recommends pinned «🇬🇧 I get a lot of questions of how to become an RF engineer. Well, I have a video about that in my Instagram where I showed the answers from my followers to that question. Spoiler: most of the answers were the same as I would respond: go to university and…»

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02 Jul, 13:43


🇬🇧 I rarely give my negative comments, but my readers should be aware that not everything that I post (and you read on the internet) is 100% true. I post here good resources, but I do not agree with every word in the texts and videos.

In this #appnote by WE VIA pads are investigated. It is a good research idea, and it is done quite professionally. But I can't see the point in measuring smth up to 4 GHZ using angle PCB connectors and that strange DIY calibration (for those who think that calibration on the PCB eliminates connectors and microstrip line - no, it doesn't work like that). Also I doubt that simple MS line with those thermal antipads works well. And lastly - I couldn't find the PCB material description, but it looks to me as an FR4, and if it is -this research is useless.

ANP098 | Effect of layout, vias and design on the blocking
quality of filter capacitors

https://www.we-online.com/components/media/o695199v410%20ANP098a%20EN.pdf

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01 Jul, 13:18


🇬🇧 Very short article about how to calculate and simulate one stage Wilkinson power divider

https://optics.ansys.com/hc/en-us/articles/360042528713-Wilkinson-power-divider

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07 May, 16:31


🇬🇧 #youtube video about different 3D printing techniques for RF applications

IEEE MTT-S DML on Additive Manufacturing by Prof. Cristiano Tomassoni

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2uoTPDAYjdg&list=PLNTXen-GnlMhl7BKg2BNeJo-W_AdwwAEc&index=2

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17 Apr, 13:49


🇬🇧 LC Filter Design Tool by Marki Microwave

https://markimicrowave.com/technical-resources/tools/lc-filter-design-tool/
#filter #onlinecalculator

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17 Apr, 13:41


🇷🇺 Три относительно свежие статьи от Павла (RF_Pavel) на Хабре:

СВЧ аттенюатор на PIN-диодах
Микрополосковые СВЧ фильтры
СВЧ фазовращатель

Мне очень нравится, как пишет этот человек! Грамотно, понятно, с картинками и графиками 👏

#article #filter #phaseshifter

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07 Apr, 06:24


🇬🇧New #article at my linkedin.

Travel-friendly lab by Leka engineer

https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/travel-friendly-lab-leka-engineer-olesia--bukff?trk=public_profile_article_view

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27 Mar, 20:41


🇪🇸 Nueva serie de videos en Espanol en el canal de R&S!

Analizador de espectro: Conceptos básicos
parte 1
parte 2
parte 3
parte 4
parte 5
parte 6

#youtube

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22 Mar, 15:54


This is a link to a resource in Russian. I share here both Ru and Eng (even had a post in Spanish). Don't unfollow, most information is in English.

🇷🇺 Сегодня в Интаграме у меня спросили про Химию Радиоматерилов, и после беглого гугла я нашла вот такой сайт:
https://siblec.ru/estestvennye-nauki/khimiya-radiomaterialov
По СВЧ темы неактуальные совсем, зато есть Радиотехнические Цепи и Сигналы, Электричество и Магнетизм, Электромагнитные Поля и Волны.