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18th July 2010, 08:39 AM
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EETimes articles on passive components
Some interesting reading:
Let's go passive: giving these components their due Bill Schweber (links to other articles, including snubbing, bypass capacitors) Strengths and weaknesses of common resistor types Yuval Hernik, Director Application Engineering, Vishay Intertechnology Strategies for minimizing resistor-generated noise Yuval Hernik, Vishay Intertechnology
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