Signal Integrity
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Read ArticleDamping and Reflection Transfer with a Series Termination Resistor
Choosing the right series termination resistance value is just one way to terminate transmission lines and differential pairs.
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Read ArticlePole-Zero Analysis and Transient Analysis in High Speed Design
A lot is made of impedance mismatch without considering transient analysis. Here’s how to address both effects in high speed design.
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Read ArticleVCO Layout for a phase-locked loop in Your RF PCB
phase-locked loops: they are useful for demodulation and frequency synthesis for wireless and 5G systems.
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Read ArticleEmbedded System Power Supply Guidelines for Power Integrity
Designing a power supply for your next embedded system? You’ll need these embedded system power supply guidelines.
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Read ArticleCalculating Series Termination Resistance Values in Altium Designer
Choosing the right series termination resistance value is just one way to terminate transmission lines and differential pairs.
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Read ArticleThe Essential Tools You Need for PCB Design
How do you compare PCB design tools for different board designs? Let’s take a look at the essential features you need from a PCB design software.
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Read ArticleSome LVDS PCB Layout Guidelines for Ensuring Signal Integrity
What is LVDS and how do you work with it? Take a look at these LVDS PCB layout guidelines for more info.
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Read ArticleDesigning a 6 Layer Stackup for Enhanced EMC
Designing the right stackup is all about ensuring signal integrity. Find out which 6 layer PCB stackup is right for your next board in this article.
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Read ArticleRemoving Noise From Analog Signals in Your PCB
Analog signals are especially sensitive to noise. Here are some techniques for low noise analog PCB design.
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Read ArticleWhat You Need to Know About Choosing Embedded Modems for IoT
Embedded modems can make or break IoT hardware because internet connectivity is a key aspect of IoT. Learn more in this article.
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Read ArticleBuild Your Own Patch Antenna for Your Next PCB
If you want to include a patch antenna on your PCB, you’ve got plenty of options. Learn more in this article.
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Read ArticleCarry Propagation Delay in High Speed Data Processing
Learn how to compensate and account for carry propagation delay in high speed PCBs and ICs.
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Read ArticlePCB Design Tips for SRAM Users: How to Prevent Data Loss
Learn about SRAM, how it works, and top considerations for designing with SRAM while preventing data loss.
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Read ArticleDesign Guidelines for Your Next Wireless PCB
If you’re jumping into PCB antenna design, here are some important design points to consider.
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Read ArticleHow Autorouters Help Expedite Design
If you’re tired of routing by hand, try using the only design package with the best PCB autorouter.
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Read ArticleAddressing Forward and Backward Crosstalk in PCB Design
Forward and backward crosstalk can ruin signal integrity. Learn more about suppressing crosstalk in this article.
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Read ArticleBreaking Down High Speed Design: Switching Speed, Rise Time, and EMI Coupling
Your next PCB could be running at high speed and you wouldn’t realize it. Learn more about what is considered a high speed PCB.
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Read ArticleLayout Guidelines for Embedded Power Supplies
Some simple layout guidelines can help you maintain power integrity and signal integrity in your next PCB.
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Read ArticleDifferential Pair Impedance: Using a Calculator to Design Your PCB
Learn about the best uses and drawbacks of differential pair impedance calculators in this article.
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Read ArticleHow to Expand Input and Output for a Microcontroller
Choosing a higher pin-count microcontroller can mean increased component costs. When your microcontroller reaches its I/O pin limit, you can expand its input and output with a few methods.
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