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Read ArticleBGA Design in 4 layer PCBs: Circuit Routing and Pin Limitations
Ball grid arrays or BGAs in 4 layer PCBs can be difficult to rout and manage adequate transmission voltage with, here are design tips that can help.
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Read ArticleWhat’s the Differential? Mastering the Art of the Differential Pair
You see, it’s like this. When two circuits love each other very much, they form a life-long bond and then little Diffs are propagated. Not really, but when we peruse the net names attached to the...
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Read ArticlePCB Routing on Layer Two - Breaking the Steadfast Rule
The newer generation parts have a pin configuration with two different pitches. The core has a grid of larger pins that are used to supply power and ground. That pin-field is surrounded by...
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Read ArticleLinear Sweep Voltammetry for Batteries and Regulator Design
Linear sweep voltammetry and cyclic voltammetry measurements are critical for examining battery operating ranges and designing charging systems.
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Read ArticleForce and Pressure Sensors with Piezoelectric Load Cell Transducers
Piezoelectric load cell transducers provide high sensitivity measurements with broad range and low threshold.
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Read ArticleLayout Tips for Flex PCB Design
Working with flex PCB designs has some unique differences from a regular PCB layout. If this is new for you, here is some information that may help you.
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Read ArticleAudio Circuits in Action - Any Card Can Be a Sound Card
A typical feature of many animals is that their ears pivot independently of their head. We have our general hearing and then we have focused hearing. We want our machines to have the same ability.
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Read ArticleCascaded Amplifier Gain, Noise Figures, and Distortion
Make sure that your signal integrity is sound, and any excess noise or EMI is taken care of when using cascaded amplifiers.
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Read ArticleBest Tips for Routing With Vias in PCB Design
Routing with vias in PCBs can be tricky for managing signal integrity needs, temperature needs, and still maintaining current and voltage necessities.
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Read ArticleAcoustic Impedance and Your Audio Electronics
Acoustic impedance creating sound problems in your audio system? Make sure to apply impedance bridging between a source/load.
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Read ArticleDistinguishing IIP3 vs. OIP3 in Power Amplifiers
Working with power amplifiers? You’ll need to watch for IIP3 vs. OIP3 due to saturation in your power amplifier.
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Read ArticleDifferential Thermal Analysis and PCB Substrate Glass Transitions
Need to measure the CTE value for your PCB substrate? Try using differential thermal analysis.
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Read ArticleSimple EMI Filter and Shielding Design Choices to Remove Noise
If EMI is a problem, then you might need an EMI filter or shielding to protect your circuits from noise. Here are some EMI filter options.
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Read ArticleLoad-Pull and Signal Management in Analog Devices
If you need to design for load-pull and signal management in your PCB, pay attention to your signal chain.
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Read ArticleDC Voltage Management in Your PCB: It's All About the PDN
We often forget about DC voltage management in electronics design, but this important part of power integrity will help keep your system up and running.
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Read ArticlePhototransistor Circuits: How to Build and Simulate
Here are the tools you need to design and simulate a phototransistor circuit. Learn more in this article.
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Read ArticleSelecting a Photodiode Sensor for Infrared Optics
There are many options for photodiode sensor elements on the market. Here’s how to choose the best one.
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Read ArticleContamination Delay in Clock Circuits: Best PCB Routing Techniques
PCB trace routing recommendations for clock lines that have been set up using the values for contamination delay in clock circuits.
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Read FlipbookYour Route to Design Success
Achieving routing closure can be one of the most difficult tasks in the PCB design process. Signals require special (often conflicting) considerations.
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Read ArticleAutomated Routing: Building Better Routes
Utilizing automated routing in your designs can effectively and efficiently resolve much repetitive work and free up designers for more complicated challenges.
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