It’s no secret that placing passive devices in the proper location, whether it is nearer to the source/driver or the receiver/load pins, makes the difference between poor signal integrity and optimal signal integrity. Often this can be impacted by a breakdown in communications between circuit designers and PCB designers. Typically, the circuit designer has the [...]
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Delvin Masilamani from Javelin Technologies, an authorized E3.WireWorks reseller based in Canada, recently posted about North American standards in E3.series and E3.WireWorks. We liked it so much that we thought we’d share it with you – enjoy. — I’ve had a few questions come up about how to use the North American Standards toolbar in [...]
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Who performs PCB design collision checking in your company? Is it the PCB designer, or do you simply pass it over to the mechanical engineers? Either way, you’ll find something to help you with our top three tips and tricks on collision checking. 1. Communicate Foster good communications with mechanical engineers whether you are doing [...]
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Do you still read real papers and magazines? What I mean by REAL is a printed copy that you can physically leaf through, doodle on and toss in the recycling bin when you’re done. As you are reading this blog right now, you’re likely among the growing proportion of people who don’t really bother with [...]