Finding the right RF component shouldn't slow down your design process. In this webinar, Harley Berman will walk through a new suite of powerful online tools developed by Marki Microwave to streamline component selection, comparison, and system-level design decisions. Whether you're optimizing a signal chain or just trying to identify the right part for your project, this session will show you how to get the most out of Marki Microwave's online design environment.
Overview
Finding the right RF component shouldn't slow down your design process. In this webinar, Harley Berman will walk through a new suite of powerful online tools developed by Marki Microwave to streamline component selection, comparison, and system-level design decisions. From advanced filter design utilities to part comparison and nonlinear simulation tools, these resources are built to help engineers work faster and smarter. Join us for a guided tour of the full range of intuitive, engineer-focused tools designed to make part selection, analysis, and system design easier and more efficient. Whether you're optimizing a signal chain or just trying to identify the right part for your project, this session will show you how to get the most out of Marki Microwave's online design environment.
Key Takeaways
- Learn how to use Marki Microwave’s online tools to quickly identify the right part for your application without digging through datasheets or catalogs
- Discover the various filter design tools available on the Marki website and the tradeoffs between them
- Make informed decisions with side-by-side part comparison tools to evaluate key specs and performance tradeoffs
- Use modeling tools to anticipate system behavior, perform nonlinear simulations, and make informed design tradeoffs before building hardware
Speaker
Since 2019, Harley Berman has worked across nearly every product line in the Marki Microwave catalog. His experience includes hands-on characterization, experimental work for application notes, datasheet development, and technical customer support. He has hosted several webinars covering both component-level performance and system-level design strategies. Berman holds a B.S. in Electrical Engineering from UC Santa Cruz and an M.S. in Electrical and Computer Engineering from Purdue University. He currently manages the Applications Engineering team and is based out of Marki Microwave’s San Diego office.