Introduction to Clock Domain Crossing: Double Flopping
This article will discuss a well-known technique called “double flopping” to transfer a single-bit control signal between two clock domains.
This article will discuss a well-known technique called “double flopping” to transfer a single-bit control signal between two clock domains.

In this article, we'll learn the basics of switching-mode RF amplifiers in general and Class D amplifiers in particular.

Low power wireless technologies are adapting to the Internet of Things by including IP connectivity and mesh networking.
Each of the many short-range wireless technologies has unique benefits, requiring careful attention to product complexity, power consumption, and cost.

The multitude of short-range wireless technologies provides engineers with optimized solutions for their applications, but makes careful selection paramount.
Easily search references designs and schematics based on circuit performance in DigiKey’s Reference Design Library. New designs added weekly.
In this article, we analyze the operation of the Class E amplifier and examine the underlying assumptions of its design equations.

Design, operation and characteristics of the most linear amplifier class of all.
Haptic feedback systems using piezo-based actuators are important for a variety of applications, especially automotive. Learn the challenges and the solutions to be considered for this technology.