Basic of Power Integrity you can find here Power integrity or PI is an analysis to check whether the desired voltage and current are met from source to destination. Today, power integrity plays a major role in the success and failure of new electronic products For more Detail
Flex PCB design require a different approach then rigid PCB Avoid Bending at the Corners. Use Curved Traces Do Not Abruptly Change Trace Widths Use Hatched polygons. Add Pad Support For More Info click here
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Three possible minimum hole sizes: As per IPC 2222 Minimum Hole Size = Maximum Lead Diameter + 0.25mm Minimum Hole Size = Maximum Lead Diameter + 0.20mm Minimum Hole Size = Maximum Lead Diameter + 0.15mm A Minimum Hole Size = 0.55mm + 0.25mm = 0.80mmB Minimum Hole Size = 0.55mm + 0.20mm = 0.75mm C Minimum Hole Size = 0.55mm + 0.15mm […]
Define Your Process See the Schematics design which you receive from hardware Place and rotate all the component See the Power placement and controller placement Decap Placement , oscillator placement Reference Ground , Reference Power Plane Trace Verses Current , voltage verses Plane For more detail Read Next Post Read more
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The deviation of the signal amplitude (ΔA) is defined as the amplitude noise (or simply noise), and the deviation of time (Δt) is defined as the timing jitter (or simply jitter). Those definitions will be used throughout this book. The impacts of timing jitter and amplitude noise are not symmetrical, though. Amplitude noise is a […]
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A “part” is a mapping between a “symbol” (which represents the connectivity within a schematic) and a “cell” (which is the device footprint on a printed circuit board)