High Speed Design
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Read Article4X Faster Timing Closure on Memory Subsystems with Allegro TimingVision Environment
In this 3-minute video, Bill Munroe, principal PCB designer in the company's Post-Silicon Group, talks about how the technology helped his team achieve 4X faster timing closure on DDR3 and DDR4...
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1:48Watch VideoAllegro - Return Path DRC
Allegro analyzes your design to provide real-time insights and feedback to help you find and avoid potential return path issues. As you work, traces are color coded so you can quickly identify potent
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Read ArticleReal-Time Impedance Analysis
Easily and quickly identify impedance discontinuity issues visually, without simulation models or extensive signal integrity expertise.
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Read ArticleHow To Maintain Connectivity in a Multiboard PCB System
Bringing a multiboard system together is a chance for the designer to spread their wings. As the circuit spreads, so do the risk of crossed signals. Some of the ways the circuits can...
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Read ArticleMaking the Little Things Count on Your PCB Design
Even as everything related to electronics shrinks in size, a few small areas that we have been able to ignore so far remain. Along with the physical reduction, we also encounter reductions in our...
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Read ArticleThe Next Generation of DDR5 Is Near: Here’s How to Prepare
This past summer, Cadence and Micron teamed up to demo the first IP interface in silicon for a preliminary version of the DDR5-4400 IMC. The chip was fabricated with TSMC’s 7nm...
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1:48Watch VideoAllegro - Return Path Vision
Managing your signal's return path is crucial to maintaining the signal integrity of your design. If you're not careful, a poorly managed return path will degrade the functionality of your circuit.
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Read ArticleTaking High Speed PCB Layout to the Next Level
The word from the boardroom is that high speed digital design begins to resemble RF work somewhere around the 1 GB/s. Anything that happens a thousand million times per second had better....
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Read ArticleTechniques to Reduce EMI In Your PCB Designs
Electromagnetic interference (EMI) is electromagnetic energy that disrupts the signaling and it's all around us.
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Read FlipbookLost in Transmission: Solving Common Issues in High-Speed Design
Creating a printed circuit board with high-speed design functionality is no small feat. The more complex a PCB design becomes, the higher the chances are of running into high-speed PCB design issues.
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Read ArticleMixed Signal PCB Design Techniques
The analog world in which we live is constantly being captured in one way or another, and the media is being shared globally. In between the creation and consumption of all of this data
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Read ArticleDDR Constraint Manager for OrCAD Wizard
Routing DDR and high-speed bus interfaces can be one of the most daunting tasks in your design. With the new bus designer, all you need to do is simply describe the bus you are trying route and...
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Read ArticleGive me an L. Give me a T, Give me an E. What’s that spell? 4G!
The media darling of the season is the hot new 5G protocol. Of course, a large part of that ecosystem is vaporware or pre-5G demonstrations. We will be riding the 4G (LTE) wave at least for a while. I
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Read ArticleAllegro Return Path Vision
Easily identify nets with inconsistencies between the signal and return paths and quickly find the cause in real-ime while you design without waiting for the SI engineer to perform analysis and...
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Read ArticleOn-Demand Webinar: Common High-speed Design Issues and How to Solve Them
Get help from the PCB design experts at EMA with the tips and tricks you need to achieve highspeed PCB design success.
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1:48Watch VideoAllegro - Return Path Stitching Via
Managing your signal's return path is crucial to maintaining the signal integrity of your design. If you're not careful, you might cross a split plane or jump reference planes in your design without n
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Read ArticleNotes from the Board Room: on Signal Integrity
Signal Integrity is a make-or-break chunk of the design effort. Let's say that the last little bit of blue space on the board is right next to the RF receive chain. Let's further assume that at...
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Read ArticleHow Network Latency Affects the Future of Autonomous Vehicles
According to data from the Boston Consulting Group, the market for connected/autonomous vehicles (CAVs) will grow to 42 billion USD by 2025. It is also expected that by 2020, 10 million...
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Read ArticleNotes from the Board Room - A day in the life of a Googler
In my quest to become a world famous PCB designer, (stop laughing!) I've taken to putting my own words on the screen and sharing them here. My job is to enable design wins, period. It's a cruel...
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Read ArticleWhat is the Cost of Field Failures?
We see it in the news frequently; a battery explodes, car brakes malfunction, electronic systems are hacked, a material inexplicably fails. Field failures are costly and unforgiving, necessitating...
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