ctstoner

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   by ctstoner 1y ago

   The difference between Zenode and something like Perplexity is that Zenode is built specifically for electronics, so it's trained specifically for searching electronics, and the data is much more detailed for electronics. Perplexity ha
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   by ctstoner 1y ago

   We typically take the 'nominal' value in the datasheet's electrical specs table for parametric specs. If the manufacturer is trying to be sneaky by providing the value with perfect test conditions to improve the numbers, we s
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   by ctstoner 1y ago

   You should be able to drop the specs you need into the zenode search and get some options; there's always so many choices for buck converters! Are you looking at a multiphase design? I think I've seen a few chips that control mult
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   by ctstoner 1y ago

   Agreed - trust is the key! That's why we've built in sources with links to the exact location in the datasheet and part documents where the AI found an answer. We're working hard to make sure you can trust its answers, but we
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   by ctstoner 1y ago

   Who we are We’re electrical engineers who have lived this pain firsthand for a decade; Brandon (OP) has designed a dozen boards, while I have built over 250 through production. Years ago we spun up a brand-new product line in two weeks to