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DC to 40 GHz in Real Time: What the TDEMI ULTRA Is Actually Claiming

DC to 40 GHz in Real Time: What the TDEMI ULTRA Is Actually Claiming

A table lamp as the device under test. A spectrum from DC to 40 GHz captured in real time. The Gauss Instruments TDEMI ULTRA Series isn't modest about what it...

23. Apr 2026Thomas Hu
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1000 MHz Real-Time: When EMI Measurement Becomes a 3D Map of Electromagnetic Space

1000 MHz Real-Time: When EMI Measurement Becomes a 3D Map of Electromagnetic Space

A 3D spectrogram shaped like a blue tornado: frequency vs rotation angle vs amplitude, captured simultaneously across 1000 MHz in a single turntable pass. The Gauss Instruments TDEMI Ultimate redefines...

23. Apr 2026Thomas Hu
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510 MHz Real-Time: How IQ Capture Changes the Logic of EMI Measurement

510 MHz Real-Time: How IQ Capture Changes the Logic of EMI Measurement

Traditional EMI testing produces a result. Real-time IQ capture produces a dataset. The Gauss Instruments TDEMI S — 510 MHz capture bandwidth, density display, full replay — explains what that...

23. Apr 2026Thomas Hu
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Bode Plot as a Design Tool: How Filter Characterization Predicts EMC Compliance

Bode Plot as a Design Tool: How Filter Characterization Predicts EMC Compliance

One curve, three frequency regions, one answer: does your EMI filter work — and where does it stop working? A breakdown of the Omicron Lab Bode 500 demo from a...

22. Apr 2026Thomas Hu
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When an Oscilloscope Becomes a Motor Drive Analyzer: The Case for Application-Specific Measurement

When an Oscilloscope Becomes a Motor Drive Analyzer: The Case for Application-Specific Measurement

The MDA 8208HD doesn't call itself an oscilloscope. It's a Motor Drive Analyzer — and that distinction defines everything: 8 channels for three-phase systems, automated harmonic analysis, and correlated time-frequency...

21. Apr 2026Thomas Hu
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One Signal, Four Perspectives: What a 12-Bit Oscilloscope Actually Shows You

One Signal, Four Perspectives: What a 12-Bit Oscilloscope Actually Shows You

The same signal, four analytical perspectives at once. The Teledyne LeCroy WavePro 804HD-MS 12-bit demo in Turin showed what it means to move from waveform observation to behavioral characterization.

21. Apr 2026Thomas Hu
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12-Bit Oscilloscopes: When More Resolution Reveals More — and Demands More

12-Bit Oscilloscopes: When More Resolution Reveals More — and Demands More

12-bit resolution gives you 16× more vertical detail than standard 8-bit. But it also amplifies everything your probe introduces. A breakdown of the Yokogawa DLM5058HD demo

21. Apr 2026Thomas Hu
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When a Spectrum Analyzer Becomes a Surveillance System

When a Spectrum Analyzer Becomes a Surveillance System

At 26.5 GHz with GPS-synchronized direction finding, the FieldFox N9918D is no longer just a handheld analyzer. It's a node in a distributed RF sensing network. Here's what that means...

20. Apr 2026Thomas Hu
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Why Measuring GaN Switching Is Harder Than Designing It

Why Measuring GaN Switching Is Harder Than Designing It

At high dv/dt and di/dt, measuring GaN switching behavior becomes more challenging than designing it. This article breaks down a complete probe-based measurement system observed at Embedded World 2026.

20. Apr 2026Thomas Hu
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Signal Integrity Design Validation: Why PCB Structures Must Be Measured, Not Assumed

Signal Integrity Design Validation: Why PCB Structures Must Be Measured, Not Assumed

At GHz speeds, PCB traces are no longer passive wires — they define signal behavior. Here's how vector network analysis makes that visible, measurable, and fixable.

19. Apr 2026Thomas Hu
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Why Products Fail EMI: A Pre-Compliance Testing Guide for Engineers

Why Products Fail EMI: A Pre-Compliance Testing Guide for Engineers

Pre-compliance EMI testing helps engineers detect emission issues early, reducing certification risks and costly redesigns in modern electronic systems.

19. Apr 2026Thomas Hu
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Why Your Signal Problem Is Actually a Power Problem: The Physics Behind SI/PI Coupling

Why Your Signal Problem Is Actually a Power Problem: The Physics Behind SI/PI Coupling

Power noise does not stay in the power domain. It becomes timing uncertainty, which becomes bit errors. At Embedded World 2026, I watched Tektronix demonstrate why signal integrity and power...

18. Apr 2026Thomas Hu
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