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High-Speed Interface Testing for DDR and USB: When Digital Signals Become Analog

At DDR5 speeds, one bit lasts 156 picoseconds. At this scale, there is no digital — only analog behavior. At Embedded World 2026, I watched what it takes to keep...

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...

Aaronia AG at a Microwave Show: 3 THz/s Sweep Speed — World Record via USB, and What That Actually Means

"World Record Sweep Speed via USB." That's what the red banner said on Aaronia's curved multi-panel display. 3 THz/s. 490 MHz RTBW. 40 FPS. Here's what those numbers mean in...

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High-Speed Interface Testing for DDR and USB: When Digital Signals Become Analog

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

Aaronia AG at a Microwave Show: 3 THz/s Sweep Speed — World Record via USB, and What That Actually Means

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