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IPC Component Spacing Guidelines
IPC component spacing guidelines exist to minimize physical overlap and electrical interference that could have detrimental effects on PCB performance.
How to Reduce Ground Noise
Ground noise refers to electrical fluctuations that may cause PCB performance problems. Learning how to reduce ground noise is an important part of PCB design.
Exploring the Difference Between Single-Ended and Differential Signals
This article will explore the differences between single-ended and differential signals and show you how to use each to your advantage in your designs.
Understanding Standing Wave Patterns on Interconnects and Antennas
Read our guide to learn about standing wave patterns on your electrical transmission lines and interconnects.
Applying IPC Through-Hole Standards In PCB Design
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High-Power PCB Design Considerations
Special considerations are required for high-power PCB design, including thermal management, layout, component arrangement, and more.
Deriving the Instantaneous Power Equation
How do you form an instantaneous power equation and is it useful in all types of circuits? Get your questions answered in this article.
How To Prevent Solder Bridging
Wondering how to prevent solder bridging when you have little control over the assembly process? Using an IPC-compliant footprint is a good start.
PCB Design Principles for Beginners
These PCB design principles help beginners ensure design reliability and manufacturability for their PCB designs. Learn how to put them into practice.
The Role of Damped Driven Oscillators in RLC Circuits
Read on to learn more about what a damped driven oscillator is and how it functions in an RLC circuit.
Understanding the Fundamentals of Power Supply Design
Getting the fundamentals of power supply design right is critical to ensuring the reliability of a circuit. Here are some common challenges and key tips.
Optimizing Your PCB Using Design for Reliability (DfR) Principles
When designing a PCB, it is important to use design for reliability (DfR) concepts to avoid PCB failures and unreliability. Read on to learn how to implement these concepts.
Cables and Connectors: A Bridge to the World Beyond the PCB
Connectors can be used for various applications and they keep electricity flowing from one element to another.
Unpacking Logic as it is Used on a Printed Circuit Board
Learn about logic gates and gate-swapping
Working with PCB Design Standards
What are the most common PCB design standards and why does your design need to comply with them? Let us show you the answers and more.
Single-Point vs. Multipoint Grounding in PCB Layouts
This article explores the differences of single-point vs. multipoint grounding in PCB layouts as well as some ground plane design best practices.
Understanding RF Reflection
RF reflection is a phenomenon that you need to pay attention to in high-speed designs. Learn why it occurs and how it affects circuit performance.
The Importance of Rigid-Flex PCB Design Guidelines
Ensure sturdy and reliable electronic products by learning how to apply rigid-flex PCB design guidelines to each of your design projects.