YURUNOX engineering tools

Electronic Component Engineering Tools

Find a calculator for your circuit, estimate component values, and identify the parameters to check before choosing an exact part number.

22 focused tools5 engineering categoriesFrom calculation to sourcing
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Search by device, circuit, or parameter. Each tool opens on its own page with its calculation inputs and results.

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Analog & timing

555 Timer Frequency & Pulse

Estimate the timing of a repeating pulse or a single-shot delay.

Have readyCircuit mode, resistances, timing capacitance

Check the timer variant, tolerances, and output load.

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Power & regulation

BJT Base Resistor Sizer

Estimate base drive and resistance for a transistor switching stage.

Have readyDrive voltage, collector current, forced beta

Check saturation conditions and driver current capability.

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PCB & RF

Coaxial Cable Impedance & Loss

Explore cable geometry, characteristic impedance, and attenuation estimates.

Have readyConductor dimensions, dielectric, frequency

Compare estimates with the selected cable's published data.

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Sensing & interfaces

Current-Sense Shunt Resistor

Relate measured current to sense voltage, resistance, and dissipated power.

Have readyCurrent range, target sense voltage, power margin

Check pulse rating, temperature drift, and sense connections.

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PCB & RF

Differential Pair Impedance

Estimate how paired trace geometry affects differential impedance.

Have readyTrace width, gap, copper, dielectric stackup

Confirm the finished stackup with your PCB fabricator.

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Protection & isolation

ESD Air & Contact Discharge

Explore simplified discharge parameters and protection considerations.

Have readyDischarge mode, voltage, model assumptions

An estimate does not establish safe clearance or compliance.

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Power & regulation

Flyback Transformer Inductance

Estimate primary inductance and current for an initial flyback design.

Have readyInput range, power, frequency, operating mode

Check core saturation, losses, insulation, and control limits.

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PCB & RF

FR4 vs. Rogers at High Frequency

Explore how substrate properties affect a high-frequency design.

Have readyFrequency, dielectric properties, geometry

Use the actual laminate grade and its frequency-dependent data.

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Protection & isolation

Digital Isolator Delay

Review propagation delay and skew within an isolated timing path.

Have readySignal rate, delay, skew, timing budget

Timing analysis does not verify insulation or safety ratings.

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Sensing & interfaces

4–20 mA Sensor Loop

Map a process value to loop current and review the receiver load.

Have readyMeasurement range, supply, receiver resistance

Include transmitter and wiring voltage requirements.

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Analog & timing

Inverting Op-Amp Resistors

Estimate resistor ratios for an inverting amplifier's target gain.

Have readyInput voltage, target gain, input or feedback resistance

Verify supply rails, input range, bandwidth, and loading.

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Power & regulation

LDO Feedback Divider

Estimate feedback resistors for an adjustable regulator output.

Have readyReference voltage, target output, resistor value

Confirm the device equation, dropout, stability, and heat.

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PCB & RF

Microstrip Line Impedance

Estimate single-ended microstrip impedance from trace and board geometry.

Have readyWidth, dielectric height, copper, permittivity

Review model limits, solder mask, and manufacturing tolerance.

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Power & regulation

MOSFET Gate Resistor

Explore a starting resistance for the required gate-drive transition.

Have readyDrive voltage, gate charge, target switching time

Account for driver resistance and confirm switching on hardware.

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Analog & timing

Non-Inverting Op-Amp Design

Estimate feedback resistance ratios for positive closed-loop gain.

Have readyTarget gain, input voltage, feedback resistor values

Check common-mode range, output swing, and stability.

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Sensing & interfaces

NTC/PTC Thermistor Temperature

Explore resistance and temperature using the model appropriate to the sensor.

Have readySensor type, reference resistance, curve parameters

An NTC beta equation is not a general model for PTC devices.

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Analog & timing

Op-Amp Gain & Bandwidth

Explore the gain-bandwidth relationship for a suitable amplifier model.

Have readyGain, signal frequency, gain-bandwidth product

Review noise gain, slew rate, and the actual response curves.

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PCB & RF

PCB Trace Width & Current

Estimate trace width for a current load under the chosen thermal model.

Have readyCurrent, copper thickness, layer, temperature rise

Review the stackup, nearby copper, vias, and cooling conditions.

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PCB & RF

RF Attenuator Pad Resistors

Estimate resistor values for a pi or T attenuator network.

Have readyPad topology, impedance, target attenuation

Check resistor power, parasitics, and operating frequency.

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Power & regulation

TL431 Shunt Regulator Voltage

Estimate the feedback divider for a TL431-based voltage target.

Have readyTarget voltage, reference, feedback resistances

Check cathode current, reference current, and stability.

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Protection & isolation

TVS Diode Clamping Voltage

Compare working voltage and transient clamping requirements.

Have readyWorking voltage, surge conditions, protected-device limits

Check clamping at the relevant current and pulse waveform.

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Power & regulation

Zener Diode Regulator

Estimate series resistance and current for a simple zener regulator.

Have readyInput range, zener voltage, load current

Review minimum regulation current and worst-case dissipation.

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These tools support preliminary engineering estimates. Review each tool's equations, units, and model limits, then verify the selected device against its datasheet and the actual circuit. A calculation is not a compliance test, availability confirmation, or approval of a substitute part.

Use the result with confidence

Calculate. Verify. Specify.

A useful estimate becomes a purchasing requirement only after the circuit conditions and the exact component are defined.

01 / DEFINE THE CONDITIONS

Start with the Actual Circuit

Use the intended topology, supply range, load, frequency, temperature, and units. Keep nominal values separate from minimum and maximum operating conditions.

02 / CHECK THE DEVICE

Verify More Than One Number

A target value is only a starting point. For an op amp, check input range, output swing, stability, bandwidth, and slew rate alongside the required gain.

TI Precision Labs: op-amp reference (PDF)
03 / CONFIRM THE CONDITIONS

Keep the Test Conditions Attached

Ratings depend on conditions. For a TVS diode, relate clamping voltage to surge current and waveform; then confirm the exact ordering code, package, and grade.

ST: TVS clamping protection (PDF)
From calculation to components

Find the Product Direction

Browse by system function when you are still selecting a family. Search the full part number when the design is already defined.

Prepare the next step

Turn the Design into a Clear RFQ

Buyer Resources Center

One Exact Component

Provide the full manufacturer part number, quantity, required date, package, and any restrictions on alternatives.

Part Number Sourcing

A Multi-Brand BOM

Keep each line's identity, quantity, priority, approved alternatives, and technical notes together for review.

BOM Procurement Guide

Evidence Before Release

Define the inspection scope and available records needed for the offered parts before shipment approval.

Inspection Evidence
Practical answers

Using the Tool Library

Keep engineering estimates, component selection, and purchasing confirmation as separate decisions.

More Purchasing Questions
Which search should I use?

Use “Find Tools” to search this directory by circuit or parameter, such as MOSFET, op amp, or impedance. Use “Search Parts” for a full manufacturer part number or product keyword on YURUNOX.

Can a calculator select an exact component for me?

A calculator can help establish a starting value or constraint. The final choice still depends on the device specifications, package, pinout, operating conditions, tolerances, and validation in the intended circuit.

Does a calculated match mean a substitute is compatible?

No. A similar resistance, voltage, gain, or current rating does not prove interchangeability. Review the complete electrical, mechanical, thermal, timing, and qualification requirements with the responsible engineer.

What should I send after using a tool?

Share the selected full part number or candidate family, the key circuit requirements, quantity, target date, and destination. If the design is not finalized, state which parameters are fixed and whether alternatives may be proposed for your engineering review.

Component sourcing support

Ready to Source the Part?

Send the full MPN or BOM, quantity, required date, and key specifications. YURUNOX can review sourcing options against your actual requirement.

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