Fundamentals of DC Testing
In the beginning of this paper, Ohm’s law, which is the most important electric law regarding DC testing, will be reviewed. Resistance measurement will also be discussed. PDF, 48 KB
Test Methodologies
Mixed Signal Lecture Series: DSP-Based Testing Fundamentals 13 - Inverse FFT
Test Methodologies
Mixed Signal Lecture Series: DSP-Based Testing Fundamentals 13 - Inverse FFT
FFT is the fast version of DFT and is the most useful and powerful tool in mixed signal tests. DFT and FFT were discussed in previous newsletter articles. Inverse FFT(IFFT) is the opposite operation of FFT. IFFT processes frequency domain spectrum into time domain waveform. IFFT is not as popular as FFT, however, it can be utilized to manipulate waveform data such as filtering, compensation, modulation and so forth. In this article, you will learn how to perform IFFT correctly. PDF, 328 KB
Q&A
Question: "Is there any difference between ADC and DAC linearity?"
Wideband Code Division Multiple Access (WCDMA) is a third generation (3G) mobile communications interface. WCDMA dynamically allocates the channel to optimize data rates for the user load and environment. The article provides an overview of WCDMA modulation fundamentals including an overview of the Transport and Physical channels. Composite and QPSK Error Vector Magnitude (EVM) test requirements High Speed Packet Access (HSPA) testing are detailed. 384 KB.
Q&A
Question: "Is there any difference between ADC and DAC linearity?"
A test program is developed for linearity tests of both ADC and DAC devices. Is there any difference in ADC and DAC linearity testing? Can I use the same calculation algorithm for both of ADC and DAC linearity tests? PDF, 19 KB.
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