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Read ArticleTips to Remove Noise on Via to Via Coupling
Via-to-via coupling in particular remains a challenging aspect in designing multilayer PCBs. In this post we’ll cover some tips for removing noise from your vias.
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Read ArticleNeural networks in the automotive world
Neural networks are also being heavily utilized in the development of autonomous vehicles, which depend on analytic and predictive capabilities for success and safety.
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Read ArticleAutomotive System Trends for Analog IC Design
Automotive trends in electrification, autonomous driving, e-mobility and connectivity are shaping today’s analog design requirementts.
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Read ArticleHow Data-Driven Technology Improves Patient Diagnostics
Recent technology has enabled new types of data collection with important implications for both patients and medical professionals. Here is a round-up of...
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Read ArticleFive Tell-Tale Signs of a Bad Power Distribution Network
Given multiple power supply voltages, PCBs with high layer counts, or split planes, designing a PDN can be a daunting process. Here are five signs that a PDN needs some design adjustments.
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Read ArticleThermal Challenges in Medical Devices: Keeping Cool in a Hot and Evolving Tech Space
With over 40 medical devices being cleared or approved by the FDA in 2018, it’s clear that medical technology mirrors the behavior of technology in general - it’s evolving rapidly.
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Read ArticleDDR Bus Design for PCB Engineers
Last summer, Cadence and Micron prototyped the first IP interface in silicon for a preliminary version of the DDR5-4400 IMC. The new chip clocked in at an impressive....
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Read ArticleWhat are the different types of solder?
Solder on a PCB can be thought of as connective tissue. It serves as the conductive glue that sticks components to substrate and brings continuity to the circuit board.
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Read ArticleHow are companies ensuring the security of IOT devices?
The possibilities for IoT devices, much like the internet itself, are endless. But with all of those possibilities comes risks.
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Read ArticlePutting Wearables to Work: How Your Wearable Health Tracker Keeps You and Your Doctor Connected
With Apple’s “Wearable” category of sales setting a new record this September with growth over 50%, and FitBit seeing growth in both trackers...
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Read ArticleCan You Really Test for Diseases on a Single Drop of Blood?
The futuristic concept of testing for a variety of inconsistencies in blood with just a drop seemed within reach with the promising company Theranos.
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Read ArticleThe Next Generation of Prosthetics
We may think of prosthetics as devices created to enable basic functions, such as walking or grasping an object. Regarded as a necessity, but not an asset, prosthetics of the past...
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Read ArticleWearable Technology: Types of Materials Used
Wearable tech is officially the next big innovation in technology, and its popularity has skyrocketed in the past few years. It seems like every few months...
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Read ArticleFlexible Circuit Bending
Bend flex circuitry in your design individually or in groups to verify assembly and fit, and see any collisions that might happen when folded.
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Read ArticleReal-Time 3D Measurements
Get accurate measurements of a component and copper spacing in the natural and intuitive Interactive3D canvas
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Read ArticleReal-Time 3D Movement
Move and place components in 3D, where it’s easiest to find and fix collisions.
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Read ArticleDesignTrue DFM Ecosystem
Connect with the world's leading manufacturers to easily request and implement custom manufacturability rules
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Read ArticleDRC Browser
Double check your DFM rules before signoff with a forced batch check of all rules for your whole design. If you do find something awry, it’s easy to locate and fix in your design.
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Read ArticleReal-Time DFT Rules
Easily ensure test points are accessible in your designs.
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Read ArticleReal-Time DFF Rules
Check for common copper and component spacing issues that could potentially derail manufacturing and cause a respin.
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