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How Antipads Affect Signal Integrity in Your Multilayer PCB How Antipads Affect Signal Integrity in Your Multilayer PCB 10 min Blog Antipads in your PCB can create a signal integrity problem if not used properly. Here are some guidelines to help you get started. Read Article
PCB design for DDR5 vs DDR6 DDR5 vs. DDR6: Here's What to Expect in RAM Modules 7 min Blog What can designers expect in DDR5 vs DDR6 RAM? Here’s what you can expect for your next memory device. Read Article
PCB impedance calculator PCB Stackup and Trace Impedance Calculator in Altium Designer 13 min Blog There are many demands placed on PCB stackup design. High-speed designs carry a requirement for controlled impedance, crosstalk control, and Read Article
PCB loss tangent epsilon All About PCB Loss Tangent: What it Means and When it Matters 6 min Thought Leadership Do you know the PCB loss tangent for your laminate? Learn more about this important factor and how it affects your signals. Read Article
High speed PCB signaling standards LVDS to LVPECL, CML, and Single-Ended Conversions 6 min Thought Leadership A lot is made of high speed interfaces for PCBs. Here’s how you interface between LVDS to LVPECL, CML, and other logic families. Read Article
Return loss vs. reflection coefficient S11 Parameter vs. Return Loss vs. Reflection Coefficient: When Are They the Same? 8 min Blog What is the difference between return loss vs. reflection coefficient and the S11 parameter? We’ve got your answers in this article. Read Article
Integrated circuit CMOS load capacitance How Load Capacitance on a Transmission Line Affects Your Signals 11 min Blog If you ever read about transmission lines and integrated circuit datasheets, there is this seemingly mysterious quantity called load capacitance Read Article