Skip to main content
Mobile menu
PCB Design
Altium Designer
World’s Most Popular PCB Design Software
CircuitStudio
Entry Level, Professional PCB Design Tool
CircuitMaker
Free PCB design for makers, open source and non-profits
Why Switch to Altium
See why and how to switch to Altium from other PCB design tools
Solutions
For Enterprise
The Last Mile of Digital Transformation
For Parts and Data
Extensive, Easy-to-Use Search Engine for Electronic Parts
Altium 365
Resources & Support
Explore Products
Free Trials
Downloads
Extensions
Free Altium 365 Tools
Online PCB Viewer
Resources & Support
Renesas / Altium CEO Letter To Customers
All Resources
Support Center
Documentation
Webinars
Altium Community
Forum
Bug Crunch
Ideas
Training & Education
Professional Training / Certification
Comprehensive Career Training for Altium Software and Design Tools
University/Educators & Students
Academic Licenses, Training, Sponsorships and Certificates for Higher Education
Store
Search Open
Search
Search Close
Sign In
Whitepapers
Main menu
Home
PCB Design
Collaboration
Component Creation
Data Management
Design Outputs
ECAD/MCAD
HDI Design
High Speed Design
Multi-Board
PCB Layout
PCB Routing
PCB Supply Chain
Power Integrity
RF Design
Rigid Flex
Schematic Capture
Signal Integrity
Simulation
Software
Altium 365
Altium Designer
Enterprise Solutions
PDN Analyzer
Upverter
Education
Programs
Altium Academy
Engineering News
Guide Books
Newsletters
Podcasts
Projects
Training Courses
Webinars
Whitepapers
FREE TRIALS
Whitepapers
High Speed Design Considerations
Boards are never simple anymore. High speed and the proliferation of materials have provided several unique challenges that are testing what we collectively know about PCB design. Here is a collection of PCB design articles related specifically to High Speed design Click the PDF above to read more about High Speed Design in this Ebook. Or read the original, full-length content here: Introduction to High Speed PCB Designing: Is FR-4 the Best Board
Read Article
PDN Analyzer 2.0 Datasheet
To learn more about this topic please see the full solution - PDN Analyzer 2.0 - at Altium.com.
Read Article
Best PCB Design Tips
PCB Design is a complex field and it always pays to learn from other's mistakes so you can avoid repeating history. Here we have brought together a small collection of insights to help inform your design process. From implementing WDTs in your board design to determining components we want you to stand on the shoulders of giants when it comes to improving your design and yielding better results. Click the PDF above to read more about Best PCB
Read Article
Advanced PCB Layout
Become an expert in Advanced PCB Layout when you use Altium Designer software. Benefits to the Unified Data Model Approach include not just time savings, but the potential of simultaneous design that is available with the integrated schematics and PCB layouts offered in Altium Designer. Simultaneously consider the big picture and the very details that impact your projects' success. Click the PDF above to read more about Advanced PCB Layout in
Read Article
ADAS
The automotive market has been growing and is promised to grow even more. The growing demand for ADAS features and other in vehicle systems and features has made electronics the most valuable part of a vehicle. Learn more about ADAS features, augmented reality in cars, as well as in depth technical considerations regarding ADAS software development and ADAS vehicle safety. Click the PDF above to read more about Advanced Driver Assistance Programs
Read Article
Management Guide to Bill of Materials Ebook
In the past, many PCB designers were confined to tools that dictated when the Bill of Materials could be produced. But we know from years of experience that the Bill of Materials, or BOM, can change throughout the design process. We believe the decision should be up to you, which is why we strive to offer tools that embrace flexible and agile options for PCB designers and other professionals involved in the decision process. Click the PDF above
Read Article
Guidelines for PCB Design
PCB Design is a complex field and every step you take to design and develop a board has its own set of best practices to help you determine the best solutions for your pending puzzle. Read on for more information about guidelines from across the spectrum of PCB design disciplines. We hope these PCB design guidelines will help you in your next project. Click the PDF above to read more about Guidelines for PCB Design in this presentation. Or read
Read Article
Five Tips Guaranteed to Reduce PCB Design Time
Most engineers and PCB designers are creatures of habit. Once a roadmap has been prepared for creating successful products, that is the road most often traveled. We often don’t have the time to experiment with new techniques or look for new, innovative ways to accomplish tasks, and while that is not always a bad thing, it does not bode well if our competitors are creating successful products faster and cheaper than we are. To maintain your
Read Article
Net Clearance Rules
Designers now have the ability to set specific parameters between same net objects when placing primitives on a board. Restricting space allows you to maintain clearance for primitives, and restricting primitives of the same net to a set clearance ultimately allows greater flexibility when forcing electrical primitives to interact with other electrical objects in a specific manner. INTRODUCTION Clearance rules set requirement constraints that
Read Article
Which is Better in PCB Design: Polygons or Planes?
PCB designers have two choices when implementing large copper areas for power and ground regions: polygons or planes. Users often ask which is better in PCB designs, a polygon or a plane for implementing power and ground nets, but both design features produce similar end results. Once you’ve decided which type of structure is most useful in your PCB polygon layout, you can place the structure you need for your design using the right set of CAD
Read Article
Auto-Interactive Routing
In the past, many PCB designers would shy away from using autorouters in their designs due to their penchant for difficult setups and questionable results. This led to many of us opting for manual hand routing to avoid the trouble and clean up. However, recent developments in auto-routing technology have allowed for a lot of saved time and effort in your design process. Click the PDF above to read more about Auto-Interactive Routing in this ebook
Read Article
Preventing PCB Defects
One of the most important things you can do to make sure your PCB project goes off without a hitch is to be proactive from the moment of conception. As with many things, educating yourself on the technical aspects of the most common defects and how to prevent them will serve you well for your entire PCB designing career. Knowing what to look out for will be a major asset in ensuring that your board will be the dependable, quality product you had
Read Article
Facilities Management: Smart Buildings Combine IoT and Analytics for Operational Excellence
Read Article
Interactive Routing Datasheet
The PCB editor’s advanced routing engine includes push and shove, hug, walk around, and interactive length tuning modes for single-ended and differential pair routes.
™
enable complex signal-path groupings across the PCB to be tuned for any high-speed technology, with the Wizard to automate the setup of modern topologies including DDR2/3/4, USB 3.0, and more.
®
provides user-guided routing automation to route and tune across defined layers
Read Article
Schematic Capture Datasheet
Read Article
Rigid-Flex and Multi-Board Designs Datasheet
To learn more about this topic please see the full solution - Rigid-Flex and Mulit-Board - at Altium.com.
Read Article
MCAD Collaboration Datasheet
To learn more about this topic please see the full solution - MCAD Collaboration - at Altium.com.
Read Article
Pagination
First page
« First
Previous page
‹‹
Page
3
Current page
4
Page
5
Page
6
Page
7
Page
8
Next page
››
Last page
Last »
Load More