This article is about different PCB component placement defect detection methods you can use to avoid common DFM errors.
This article discusses the importance of maintaining PCB creepage and clearance standards in your circuit board layout and methods for accomplishing that.
Read on to learn how to avoid creating PCB layout errors by using the full features and functionalities of your design tools.
This article discusses the potential problems with PCB component to edge clearances that are too tight and what the designer can do about it.
IPC component spacing guidelines exist to minimize physical overlap and electrical interference that could have detrimental effects on PCB performance.
This article explores figuring out the right IPC through-hole standards in PCB design and how to apply them in calculating pad size.
Wondering how to prevent solder bridging when you have little control over the assembly process? Using an IPC-compliant footprint is a good start.
These PCB design principles help beginners ensure design reliability and manufacturability for their PCB designs. Learn how to put them into practice.
What are the most common PCB design standards and why does your design need to comply with them? Let us show you the answers and more.
How PCBs are manufactured depends on the environmental standards and industry restrictions that have been set.
The Cadence® Allegro® PCB Editor helps bring your innovative and bleeding-edge designs to life.
Understanding the IPC standard for PCB layout designs is the first step to creating reliable and manufacturable designs.
Here are the problems that can happen to a PCB that isn’t designed for manufacturability, and how an engineer can incorporate good DFM into their design.
EDA software helps maintain PCB supply chain visibility.
Are PCB tooling holes required in your design? What happens when you've left them out? Read on to learn the best tips for PCB tooling holes design.
Noise carries but only so far. We have to tolerate some EMI though there are limits.
Manufacturing a PCB has both incoming and in-process inspection checkpoints along the way to a complete product
PCB minimum etch technique is about leaving as much copper on the PCB as possible. Learn why it's important and how to execute it in your designs.
Trying to balance space on multilayer circuits with plated holes can be a challenge, especially on dense PCB designs. Here are some ideas that can help.
Knowing how the PN junction depletion region works can help improve your PCBA layout, as we explain in this blog.
