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Read ArticleWhy Fiducial Marker Placement is Crucial For Automated Assembly of PCBs
Fiducial marker placement can make clear placement annotations in schematic and layout designs of your circuits.
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Read ArticleHow Modern Electronics CAD Engineering is Redefining PCB Design
Electronic CAD engineering will enable and improve your designs consistently now and through the future.
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Read ArticleCreating PCB Shapes with EDA or CAD Tools
Creating PCB shapes encourages a smooth and clean schematic and layout process for any PCB designer.
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Read ArticleConstraints in DDR Routing: The Expansive Power of Limits
Constraints in DDR routing enable a designer to manage tricky layout considerations with ease.
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Read ArticleEngineering Design for Sustainability: Reduce Material Waste
Engineering design for sustainability requires a keen eye for understanding the effects of material waste and power usage.
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Read ArticleTypes of Hardware Prototypes: Requirements and Validation
An understanding of the types of hardware prototypes can encourage your capacity to test circuits efficiently.
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Read ArticleWhat Types of Sensors Can I Use in My PCB?
Of all the types of sensors available, how do you choose the right sensor for your application? Learn more in this article.
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Read ArticleYou Know You’re a PCB Designer When...
The command and layer names fall into our conversation making half of what we say indecipherable to the layperson.
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Read ArticleA PCB Designer’s Origin Story
We all came from somewhere. My “somewhere” was a little village set against the forest in South Western Germany.
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Read ArticleMetaphors for PCB Layout
There is always more than meets the eye in a PCB. There is also more that one way to think about the design process.
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Read ArticleDDR Routing Techniques in Your PCB Design
Advance memory routing can throw new challenges at you. Before getting tangled up in a confusing mess of traces, take a look at these DDR routing techniques.
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Read ArticleUnderstanding the Different PCB Layer Configurations for Microstrip vs Stripline
Knowing the differences between microstrip vs stripline routing methodologies will help you to set up your board for the best high speed routing configurations.
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Read ArticleLoad Pull Analysis in Large-Signal Network Analysis
Designing interconnects for an RF system with nonlinear devices? Load pull analysis can help you design your cascaded N-port network.
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Read ArticleTips for Optimal High Speed SPI Layout Routing
High speed SPI layout routing helps achieve faster data transfer between microcontrollers and peripherals. Avoid suboptimal design with these tips.
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Read ArticleThe PCB Design Grid: Friend or Foe?
Using a PCB design grid can be a big help as you lay out a design in your CAD tools. Here are some tips on how this feature can make you more productive.
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Read ArticleUSB PCB Routing Tips for Peak Reliability and Performance
USB routing tips will consider many traditional routing methods with a tighter focus on power supply and EMI in your USB.
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Read ArticleGuide on PCB Trace Length Matching vs Frequency
Understanding PCB trace length matching vs frequency means knowing at what point you can operate propagation delay within expected or necessary signal integrity.
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Read ArticleManufacturability of HDI Boards: PCB Materials and Specifications
Manufacturability of HDI boards will want more carefully arranged documentation to ensure accuracy in manufacturing as well as proper layer stackup management.
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Read ArticleImpedance Matching Between Ground Plane and Power Plane
Without impedance matching between ground plane and power plane, your board may yield interference and distortion.
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Read ArticleElectronic Component Symbols: The Revolutionary Catalyst or the Transistor
Learn how the transistor was the catalyst that brought about the creation of a systematic symbolic language to represent electronic components, enabling clear communication on schematics and between d
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