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Read ArticlePhotodiode Array vs. CCD: Which Is Best for Your Optical System?
The differences between a photodiode array vs. CCD sensor are simpler than you might think.
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Read ArticleHigh Performance PCB Systems Design and Analysis Guide
High performance PCB systems design requires ensuring signal and power integrity throughout your board and advanced routing techniques.
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Read ArticleThe Case For Using Copper Pour on Routing Layers
Doing special things with a circuit pattern is a hallmark of analog design. All of the important signals on the board added together are equal in importance to one net; that net is the ground net.
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Read ArticleDDR4 Routing Guidelines for PCB and the Advancements in PCB Architecture
DDR4 is the new current generation of RAM and with it comes new routing guidelines for PCB implementation.
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Read ArticleThe Best 4 Layer PCB Power Plane Design Techniques
4 layer PCB power plane design poses unique challenges. In this blog, we explain these and how best to address them.
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Read ArticleEasy PCB Layout for High Voltage Connectors Design
Coordinating the many issues required when using high voltage connectors can be a daunting challenge. In this blog, we tell you how best to address them.
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Read ArticleThe Fiber Weave Effect: Skew, Losses, and Resonance
The fiber weave effect can distort and delay signals on an interconnect. Here’s how to plan ahead during design time and compensate for skew.
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Read ArticleHow to Build a Via Current Simulation
Via current limitations should be carefully determined using a via current simulation. Here’s how a SPICE-based simulation and a PDNA tool can help.
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Read ArticleIntroduction to PCI Express: Design Challenges for Computing
PCI express, or PCIe, has a slew of challenges for designers looking to make smooth connections in their motherboard and computer circuits.
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Read ArticleDDR3 Routing Guidelines for Trace Management and Data Grouping
While DDR4 was introduced some time ago, DDR3 is still in-use in many popular consumer devices. Learn about DDR3 routing guidelines still.
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Read ArticleHDI Routing Challenges and Tips
HDI routing requires understanding of tight component layout, EMI interactivity, and current flow distribution
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Read ArticleWhat is Via Current and How to Measure its Effects?
Vias and their current carrying capacity affects the overall PCB functionality and design.
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Read ArticleDVI Routing Tips in PCB Design
DVI routing involves understandings of strong component placement in PCB layout, as well as balancing EMI throughout the electronic device.
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Read ArticleWhat Determines Connector Return Loss and Insertion Loss?
Here’s what you need to know about PCB connector return loss and insertion loss in a multi-board system.
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Read ArticleImpedance Matching in Interconnects with Inductive Circuit Loads
Loads that behave like inductive circuits can be difficult to impedance match. Here’s what you need to know about inductive circuit behavior and termination.
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Read ArticleHigh Speed and RF PCB Routing Best Practices
Understanding the various techniques needed for high speed and RF PCB routing requirements is the key to designing successful high speed printed circuit boards.
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Read ArticleMatched Terminations Help Avoid Impedance Issues
Don’t overlook matched terminations when you’re considering noise, impedance, and other voltage concerns in your pcb design.
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Read ArticlePrinted Circuit Board: An Introduction and the Basics of Printed Circuit Boards
There are a lot of steps involved in the design and manufacturing of a printed circuit board. Here we will describe these basic steps to outline the process.
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Read ArticleBest PCB Routing Methods for BGA Escape Routing
The best way to set up your high-density boards for effective routing is to plan your BGA escape routing patterns first. Here are some tips on how to do that.
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Read ArticleContrary Routing Schemes
Tips for routing boards in different scenarios involving standard or common technologies
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