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S11 Parameter vs. Return Loss vs. Reflection Coefficient: When Are They the Same?
9 min
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PCB Design Engineers
Simulation Engineers
Electrical Engineers
What is the difference between return loss vs. reflection coefficient and the S11 parameter? We’ve got your answers in this article.
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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
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Microwave Cavity Resonator Emissions in Your PCB Layout
6 min
Thought Leadership
Even digital designers need to worry about cavity resonant emission in PCBs. Here’s how your circuit board can act like a microwave cavity resonator.
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The Advantages of ABCD Parameters for Analyzing Your PCB
7 min
Blog
SI (Signal integrity) engineers always talk about S-parameters, but an alternative tool for circuit design and analysis is ABCD parameters.
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Transmission Line Transfer Function from ABCD and S-parameters
11 min
Blog
High frequency and data rate channels can be routed as a mode-selective transmission line. Here’s when you should consider this routing technique.
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Data Rate vs Bandwidth: What's the Difference?
10 min
Blog
PCB Design Engineers
Electrical Engineers
What is the difference between data rate vs bandwidth? This topic has been obfuscated for the last 30 years. Here’s how they relate.
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Stripline vs. Microstrip Trace Width for Desired Impedance: Are They the Same?
6 min
Thought Leadership
Stripline vs. microstrip width values are quite different; they can’t simply be interchanged. Let’s break down why and what you can expect from your PCBs.
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