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When Trace Resistance Trumps Trace Impedance
Trace resistance, trace impedance, plane resistance, and plane impedace: when do you need to worry about all of these quantities? Resistance and impedance both are important in small traces and fat rails on a PCB, both internally and externally. Sometimes a new designer entering the world of impedance controlled buses might think they have a trace resistance target, when really they have a trace impedance target. While in power electronics, we
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The Beginner's Guide to PCB Power Integrity: From Board to Package
In this article, we give a complete overview of power integrity, starting from the PCB and including everything up to packaging.
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Picotest’s Water Cooled Probe
Having Steve Sandler in this episode is such a treat! He talks about his presentations at the upcoming DesignCon 2023 in Santa Clara. He gives us a deep dive into some very complex engineering topics, including measuring of the PDN Flatness and the state space model.
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How Does the Package PDN Impact Power Integrity?
Component packages have their own power distribution network (PDN) that influences their operation and drives compensation in the PCB.
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Power Integrity Analysis in Your PCB Design Software
Power integrity problems can abound in modern PCBs, especially high-speed boards that run with fast edge rates. These systems require precise design of the PDN impedance to ensure stable power is always delivered throughout the system. Without carefully considering the PDN impedance, you’re at risk of creating ripple and noise in the power distribution network when fast signals switch states. As more signals switch in large ICs, the result is the
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Finding the Right Solar Solution for your Outdoor Embedded Devices
In this article Ari Mahpour reviews various solar power source options for your outdoor embedded devices
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Power Integrity and Simulations with Heidi Barnes
What a very insightful discussion with Heidi Barnes of Keysight. In this episode, we will discuss all things simulations and power integrity in detail. We will dive into EM simulations, capacitor placement, Z, Y, and S parameters correlation measurements, and more!
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Ebook: PDN Simulation and Analysis Guide
In this e-book, we’ll show how to create some fundamental PDN simulation models with SPICE, and how to analyze PDN impedance with industry-standard simulation programs.
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Ferrite Bead Models and Transfer Impedance in a PDN Simulation
Ferrites in a PDN and transfer impedance are investigated in this article. We’ll show how ferrites in a PDN create problems for switching circuits.
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PDN Impedance Simulation and Analysis in SPICE
PDN simulations can be performed in SPICE if you know how to properly model parasitics and inductive effects in power integrity analysis.
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When Do PCB Power Plane Resonances Occur?
Do you know when a power plane resonance occurs in the PDN on a circuit board? We’ll examine when this occurs and what causes it.
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A Guide to PCB Power Supply Layout
Follow this quick guide to using linear power supplies and switch-mode power supplies in your next PCB design.
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Power Delivery Systems Design
This article is intended to define the new challenges and provide guidance in how to successfully engineer the Power Delivery System (PDS) so it meets the needs of new technologies. As integrated circuit technology allows for billions of transistors on a single IC, it has resulted in very powerful systems on a chip. This has made it possible to put the equivalent of supercomputers inside video games, cell phones, and a host of other products that
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Controlled ESR Capacitors: Should You Use Them for Power Integrity?
I can’t think of a single product I’ve built that doesn’t require capacitors. We often talk a lot about effective series inductance (ESL) in capacitors and its effects on power integrity. What about effective series resistance (ESR)? Is there a technique you can use to determine the appropriate level of resistance, and can you use ESR to your advantage? Like many answers to important engineering questions, the answer is “it depends.” One type of
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Testing the Limits of Your LDO's Efficiency
The efficiency of your LDO isn’t a fixed value, but neither is your maximum current output. Read about your LDO efficiency curve to better see why LDOs have narrow operating ranges.
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Ceramic Capacitors Maximum Voltage and Derating
Operating just about any capacitor below its maximum rated voltage ensures a longer operating life. A capacitor's performance will degrade in response to the application of voltages approaching their rated limit and exposure to high temperatures. By choosing to limit the applied voltage, those degradation effects can be reduced. Ceramic capacitors are one of the most common types of capacitors that are in use today thanks to their compact
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Resistor Power Derating to Improve Mean Time Between Failure
All resistors have a specified power rating that determines the maximum energy they can convert without its performance degrading or the component failing. Read now to learn more.
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