SENT SPC is a half-duplex variation of SENT that uses Master Trigger Pulses to let one controller request data from multiple automotive sensors on a shared wire.
Dr. Eric Bogatin answers common ground bounce questions covering dI/dt, quiet-low measurements, return path discontinuities, via placement, TDR, and differential probing.
William manages oscilloscope and probe product lines, high-speed DAQs, and power applications. He holds an M.S.E.E. from SUNY at Stony Brook and enjoys playing football (i.e., soccer for those in the U.S.), tennis, and cricket in his spare time.
This article introduces methods for measuring static dead time in 48 V power conversion systems to prevent shoot-through, covering inverter topologies, oscilloscope and probe setup, dead-time measurement using delta-time-at-level parameters, and pass/fail testing for continuous dead-time monitoring.
This guide explains how to capture and correlate low- and high-speed events in embedded systems by balancing sample rate, memory depth, and measurement techniques.
Use serial decoding and digital-to-analog conversion techniques to track inaccessible sensor data and correlate it with system behavior in embedded designs.
