Signal Integrity
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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 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 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 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 ArticleFrequency Domain vs Time Domain: Simulation, Models, and Signal Analysis
Importance of the time domain, frequency domain, and modal domain in the analysis of signals, functions, data and systems. Learn the three domains of signal analysis that engineers use to determine a
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Read ArticleHigh Pass Filter Design Considerations and Beginner Tips
High pass filters prevent low frequency signals from affecting high frequency signals within your electronics.
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Read ArticleCPLD vs. FPGA: Which Do You Need For Your Digital System?
With the popularity of NAND and NOR gates, it can be easy to overlook the capabilities of CPLD vs FPGA when looking to satisfy the needs of your digital system.
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Read ArticlePCB Design Techniques to Reduce Ground Bounce in Signal Integrity
Switching noise can cause problems in your PCB design. Here are some suggestions for how you can reduce ground bounce in signal integrity on your next design.
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Read ArticleWorking with High Speed and RF PCB Trace Lengths in Your Design
Here are some PCB routing best practices to use when working with high speed and RF PCB trace lengths in your design to avoid signal integrity problems.
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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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Read ArticleDifferential Pair Signal Analysis: Clarifying Signals and Routing
Design teams can eliminate EMI and noise with carefully differential routing and analysis of differential signals.
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Read ArticleTrust the Best PCB Design Guidelines to Lead You to Success
PCB design guidelines should not be feared and instead be looked at as valuable tools that will help us navigate our way through the design process.
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Read ArticleHow to Prevent Clock Skew in PCB Design
Clock skew involves data signals being improperly sent and received. Preventing clock skew is important for your device working properly.
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