Circuit Design at electronica

We are excited to announce that our wireless module supplier Circuit Design will be exhibiting at electronica 2026 in Munich, Germany, from November 10th to 13th. (https://electronica.de/en/) We cordially invite you to visit stand B2.560 in the JETRO (Japan External Trade Organisation) Japan Pavilion.

At this year’s electronica, Circuit Design will be showcasing concept models of their next-generation wireless modules for the first time, featuring their newly in-house developed RFIC. Their team will also be on hand to discuss current product lines.

Beyond displaying CD products, here's an opportunity to meet CD staff, listen to your needs, and discuss how CD can support your future projects.

The Best Probe for Third-Generation Semiconductors!

 Micsig’s third-generation SigOFIT™ optically isolated probe, the MOIP Series, offers a bandwidth range of 200 MHz to 1 GHz and enables differential measurements from ±0.01 V to ±20 kV. Based on Micsig’s exclusive, industry-leading SigOFIT™ technology, the MOIP Series delivers an exceptionally high CMRR of up to 128 dB at 100 MHz, an isolation voltage of up to 85 kV, and an extremely low noise level of less than 0.3 mVrms.

Components such as SiC and GaN can switch high voltages within just a few nanoseconds, generating high-energy, high-frequency harmonics in the process.

https://youtu.be/dJnd1ZgVT7o

For purchase information, please click the link below:
https://www.saelig.com/category/micsig-probes.htm

The Right Test Equipment for Every Measurement Challenge!

From oscilloscopes and spectrum analyzers to waveform generators and dataloggers, Saelig provides access to a broad selection of test and measurement equipment from multiple manufacturers. As a premier global distributor, with many exclusive lines, Saelig combines unique electronics offerings with knowledgeable technical support, helping engineering teams identify equipment that fits their application, performance requirements, and budget.

Explore Saelig’s equipment selection online or request a quote for your next testing requirement. 

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These mini burst field generators are particularly small!

 The P1 Mini Burst Generator Kit - a set of three handheld mini burst generators, used to inject B fields and E fields into electronic circuits via burst and ESD pulses. These EMC tools can be used to quickly and easily check and optimize assemblies with regard to their interference immunity. Included in the set are P11, P12, and P21 handheld injectors.

The mini burst field generators are particularly small. They are used to identify and eliminate weak points in electronic assemblies in the development phase. They generate a burst or an ESD field at their tip. The mini burst generators are guided by hand across the equipment under test (e.g. printed circuit board) with their field-emitting tips close to its surface. The weak points respond to the pulsed field and malfunctions will occur. The burst field generators can be applied to selected individual sections of the circuit board design to identify potential weak points (faults in the ground system, individual traces or IC pins). Separate magnetic (P11 and P12) and electric (P21) coupling allows an optimal adaptation of EMC countermeasures to the respective weak point.

www.saelig.com/langer-emv/p1-set.htm

Will higher transmit power increase communication reliability?

Will higher transmit power increase communication reliability? https://youtu.be/zcr4jmGGi_M 

Download your free copy here!

 

The October 2026 CircuitCellar cover story is about critical infrastructure. They also have articles on system testing components, automated test equipment for semiconductors, wireless tools, antenna efficiency, and more topics of interest to embedded systems engineers.

Download your complimentary copy here!

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$50M Saved!

 When repair is done in-house, it runs around 80% cheaper than replacement. Metro São Paulo, using ABI's BoardMaster and RevEng to support obsolete equipment, put the figure at "over $50 million saved in five years."

https://www.saelig.com/category/boardmaster-pcb.htm