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Why True RMS Measurement Matters for Electrical Engineers
As an electrical engineer, you’ve likely encountered the distinction between True RMS (Root Mean Square) and non-RMS (or average-responding)...
Celebrating Pi Day: The Ubiquity of π in Electrical Engineering
Every year on March 14th, mathematicians, scientists, and engineers alike take a moment to appreciate one of the most fundamental constants in...
Inductive Touch Sensing: A Game-Changer for Electrical Engineers
When it comes to touch sensing technologies, capacitive touch sensing has long been the go-to solution for many industries. However, there’s another...
ARM Processors and ARM Holdings: A Revolutionary Business Model
ARM processors are at the heart of modern computing, powering everything from smartphones and tablets to embedded systems and data centers. Unlike...
The Impact of Inventory Stocking Levels in the Electronics Assembly Industry: A Customer-Centric Approach
At Poly Electronics, we’ve always believed that successful manufacturing isn’t just about making products—it’s about making products that meet...
Unlocking the Future of Semiconductor Innovation: Chiplet Architecture and Heterogeneous Integration
In the rapidly evolving semiconductor industry, performance, power efficiency, and scalability have become the key drivers of innovation....
The Advantages of Embedded Controls vs. A PLC Solution
In the world of industrial automation, selecting the right control system is a critical decision that impacts performance, cost, and flexibility....
The Lawn and Garden Industry: Embracing the Battery-Powered Revolution
The lawn and garden industry is undergoing a seismic shift as advancements in technology reshape how commercial landscaping equipment is powered and...
Application Insights: Electrical Draw on Vehicle Battery Systems in Walk-In Vans and Trucks
This blog dives into the electrical draw on the vehicle battery systems of walk-in vans and trucks when these vehicles are inactive. We’ll explore...
What is MLCC Capacitor Cracking?
MLCC capacitor cracking refers to physical fractures within the ceramic structure of the capacitor. These cracks can vary in size and location,...