WEBINAR: How to design low noise power supplies

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OnDemand Webinar | (Date: Wednesday, April 27, 2022)

Duration: 1 hour

Summary
Power supplies need to generate a supply voltage for electronics. This is the basic task for them. However, many power supplies tend to be noisy. This may keep a design from fulfilling EMI requirements and in some cases malfunction of the power supply is the result. This seminar will guide an electronics designer through the ‘design for low noise’ process in multiple simple steps.

What will I learn:
    • Selecting the right topology
    • Optimizing PCB board layout
    • Adding filtering where appropriate
    • Newest developments in lowest noise power conversion

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Speaker

Frederik Dostal
Field Applications Engineer for Power Management | Analog Devices
Studied Microelectronics at the University of Erlangen, Germany. Started to work in the Power Management field in 2001. Has been active in various applications positions including 4 years in Phoenix, Arizona working on switch mode power supplies. Joined Analog Devices in 2009 and works as Power Management expert in Munich, Germany.

 

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