This month, we’re rolling out major upgrades to Flux Copilot’s reasoning, transparency, and layout performance—plus some crucial fixes and a big leap in modular design reliability.
Explore the mechanics of converting AC to DC in this comprehensive blog post. The article covers everything from the role of transformers in adjusting voltage levels to the function of bridge rectifiers and capacitors in shaping the waveform.
The blog is an educational resource on netlists, detailing their role as intermediaries between circuit schematics and physical layouts. Special attention is given to different types of netlists, such as FPGA and RTL. It outlines the crucial role of accurate netlists in hardware functionality and discusses the various formats used in the design process.
Oscillators are electronic circuits producing oscillating signals without an input. Types include sine, square, sawtooth, triangular, and pulse wave oscillators. Crystal oscillators use vibrating crystals for precise frequencies, crucial in clocks and radios. RF oscillators operate at radio frequencies, essential in broadcasting and telecoms.
Discover how Flux.ai enhanced its web app performance using the open-source tool, log-time-to-next-idle. The blog details how to measure user interactions and pinpoint their completion point for optimal performance. Learn from our experience and apply these strategies to refine your app's user experience.
A comprehensive guide to using solder flux in electronics soldering. Soldering flux is used to clean and prepare the surfaces of the components that need to be joined. It helps to remove oxidation and other contaminants that can prevent a strong bond from forming. Flux also reduces surface tension, allowing the solder to flow more easily and improves the wetting of the components.
