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Results tagged with decoupling-capacitor
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user 15908
A capacitor, usually ceramic, used to provide instantaneous energy to a local circuit.
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Is my design good enough in terms of noise and EMI as its 80MHz MCU board
Actually was looking into the same issue a while back:
Good clear guide from NXP http://www.nxp.com/documents/application_note/AN10897.pdf
Automotive introduction to EMI from Intel http://ecee.colora …
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