Routing
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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 ArticleDC Voltage Requirements for Electronic Devices on High-Speed PCBs
The DC voltage requirements for electronic devices on high-speed boards present design challenges that are best overcome with design-analysis integration.
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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 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 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 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 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 ArticlePCB Trace Termination Techniques: Introduction to Types
Managing PCB trace termination techniques will give you a better understanding of how to match your impedance throughout your circuit.
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Read ArticleEverything You Need to Know About PCB Power Supply Design
Cadence’s suite of design tools is a natural choice for PCB power supply design and analysis.
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Read ArticleSignal Integrity Design Considerations for High Speed Design
Cadence’s high speed design tools account for many signal integrity design considerations and help you create the best PCB layouts.
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Read ArticleSerpentine Routing Tips to Snake in Your Tuned Traces
In today’s high speed PCB designs, measured and matched length traces must be accurate. Here are some tips on how to automatically add this serpentine routing.
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Read ArticleElectronic Interconnect Design Considerations in PCB Layout
To help you be prepared for the different design aspects you will find in your PCB layout, here are some electronic interconnect design considerations for you.
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Read ArticleMII and RMII Routing Guidelines for Ethernet
Designing an Ethernet-capable device? You’ll need to familiarize yourself with MII and RMII routing guidelines. Learn more from Cadence.
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Read ArticleVia Tenting Vs Non Via Tenting: Applicable Situations
Gain an understanding about why via tenting provides essential benefits for your PCB design.
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Read ArticleHow Current Density In PCB Trace Can Affect Functionality
Current density PCB traces can accumulate can affect the overall health of your design as well as subject your device to errors like overcooking and shortages.
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Read ArticleRouting Architecture with Medical IoT Circuits: Considerations for Connection
Routing architecture with medical IoT requires knowledge of the specializations of the devices on a network, and how power or signal demands are impacted.
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Read ArticleRDL Routing, the Beginning of High Speed PCB Design
As IC components on circuit boards become more complex, the RDL routing within the chips needs to evolve as well. Here’s what PCB designers should know.
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Read ArticleHow to Design and Simulate an Impedance Matching Network
Some high speed and high frequency layouts may require designing an impedance matching network. Take a look at some possible networks in this article.
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