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Strengthening Surge Protection with External TVS Diodes

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By Pete Bartolik
| digikey.se
For decades, aerospace and defense engineers relied on bulky axial-leaded TVS diodes to guard sensitive electronic equipment from lightning and other transient voltage events. As avionics, defense platforms, and eVTOL aircraft become more compact and weight-sensitive, designers need protection solutions that deliver high surge capability without sacrificing board space or automated manufacturing compatibility.
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Compact Connectors Simplify Modular Power and Data Distribution Designs

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By Pete Bartolik
| digikey.se
For product designers, connector selection is not simply an electrical or mechanical decision. It affects enclosure layout, assembly flow, maintenance access, field replacement, and the ease with which a machine platform can be scaled or reconfigured. The transition to smart infrastructure necessitates a shift from conventional hardwiring to modular, plug-and-play connectivity solutions.
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MEMS Sensors Must Survive Both Shock and Vibration

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By Pete Bartolik
| digikey.se
Articles & Blogs > MEMS Sensors Must Survive Both Shock and Vibration Contributed By DigiKey's North American Editors Product designers may assume a high shock rating means a MEMS accelerometer is rugged enough for harsh environments, but shock and vibration stress the device in different ways. A single shock event tests whether the sensor can survive a peak acceleration, while sustained vibration can limit its ability to keep operating accurately over repeated stress cycles.
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