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A flexible heater can be designed to generate relatively uniform heat across its active area, but that does not necessarily mean the complete system will reach a uniform temperature. hubs.li/Q04CPqL60

Higher-Tg FR-4 systems were developed to provide improved thermal performance and reliability under these conditions. hubs.li/Q04CPqlf0

Radiated emissions, radiated susceptibility, conducted emissions, conducted susceptibility, and ESD testing evaluate different ways electromagnetic interference can affect a system. hubs.li/Q04DkC6d0

Distinguish warm-up power from holding power. A heater sized to reach temperature quickly may require substantially less average power once the assembly reaches its setpoint. The control system must accommodate both conditions. hubs.li/Q04CPnrd0

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Temperature extremes. Vibration. Moisture. Your PCB needs to handle them all. Our blog covers key design considerations for harsh operating conditions. hubs.li/Q04zk7D-0

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Harsh environments test every part of a cable assembly. Is your design ready? Our ebook covers five key considerations for reliable performance, from connector selection to validation testing. Get Designing Rugged Cable Assemblies for Harsh Environments. hubs.li/Q04CPwNt0

From EC53 requirements to touch-proof connectors, our medical cable Q&A answers common questions that can help you plan your next design. hubs.li/Q04zk6Jh0

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