Cadence System Analysis

Before physical prototyping, model, analyze, and optimize EM designs with 3D EM simulation software.

To check whether an electronic system is immune to EFTs, routine EFT testing must be conducted. Read on to understand how to conduct EFT testing and why it is so important.

Optimal power flow is a cost minimization model that can be applied to high-level PDN design.

Accelerated life testing thermal cycling quantifies the life characteristics, failures, and defects that occur when products are employed in the field.

In electronic circuit systems, heat transfer negatively impacts performance. The investigation of heat transfer using simulation is helpful to design effective thermal management.

Power system interharmonics need to be filtered or suppressed in your AC system. Here’s how you can produce clean AC input power for your products.

Achieve a reliable and stable power supply in industrial and commercial electrical networks with a power management system.

The PDN transient current dynamics affect DC power from ground and supply rails.

Replace diode bridge rectifiers using bridgeless PFC rectifiers to improve power factor and efficiency.

Clamp diodes, or diodes in clamping circuits, are installed to help guard circuits from transient voltage.

Wideband (WB) RF signal processing provides industry-standard performance and enables Giga Samples Per Second (GSPS) data transfer rate, zero loss, good quality, and high-performance in systems.

RF antenna designers should take a cue from mixed-signal designers when creating a PCB layout—read on for tips to ensure signal integrity in your RF design.

EMF noise can be reduced with some smart layout decisions. Here’s how you can take control over EMF noise in your design.

FEM magnetic simulation is a powerful simulation tool to achieve optimal and cost-effective machine design.

An introduction on the topic of FEM solvers—the different types, uses, and applications.

Even in the steady-state, heat still moves between hot and cold regions. Here’s how you can use a field solver for steady-state heat transfer analysis.