5 questions about system level transient voltage protection from Semtech.
The I2C bus is often vulnerable to ESD transient voltage spikes and it is important to safeguard I2C bus interfaces from these dangerous overvoltage events.
The SPI bus is often vulnerable to damage from ESD transient voltage spikes. To adequately protect SPI ports from ESD damage, circuit designers use transient voltage suppressors to safeguard from these transient threats.
Adding external transient protection for HDMI is difficult due to HDMI’s sensitivity to signal integrity.
Semtech's product brief on surge and ESD protection for safeguarding Gigabit Ethernet.
VESA has set forth DisplayPort as the new license-free digital interface standard used primarily between a computer and its display(s) or a computer and a home theater system.
Ethernet systems with connections external to the building are subject to high-level lightning threats.
This application note discusses two protection solutions to meet the IEC6000-4-2 ESD standard; the RClamp0502B and the RClamp0544M.
The right combination of devices and topologies can provide the secondary protection needed in T1 line cards.
This application note discusses the changes in Telcordia GR-1089-CORE from the Bellcore GR-1089 standard.
This article focuses primarily on the lightning surge immunity requirements of Telcordia GR-1089 and FCC Part 68 standards.
This application note addresses the EMI/ESD concerns that designers will face when implementing next generation phone designs, as well as potential solutions to these problems.
LVDS or Low-Voltage Differential Signaling is define by both the IEEE 1596.3 and the ANSI/TIA/EIA-644 standards to be a technology that performs high-speed data transmission.
Application note SI00-05 from Semtech gives an overview of USB line termination.
This application note will provide PCB design guidelines for optimum ESD immunity.
IEC 61000-4-2 is a basic EMC Standard for electrostatic discharge (ESD).
This application note discusses protection of USB ports from ESD damage.
As telecommunications carriers rush to increase bandwidth, high-speed, interfaces such as T3, E3, and STS-1 interfaces are gaining popularity.
Application note SI97-03 describes how to interpolate the clamping voltage for transients currents other than the rated maximum.
This application note describes how to implement transient surge protection for ISDN U-interfaces.