NanoProof PCB Waterproof Treaments | No more Conformal Coatings! - Aculon:
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Thursday, January 21, 2016
NanoProof PCB Waterproof Treaments
Monday, January 18, 2016
Sunday, January 17, 2016
Microstrip, Stripline, and CPW Design
This one of the bests RF transmission line articles you will find, it includes cover effects.
Microstrip, Stripline, and CPW Design
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Microstrip, Stripline, and CPW Design
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Saturday, January 16, 2016
Crosstalk - Guard Traces
"To be most effective, the guard trace should be shorted to ground at
regular intervals along its length using stitching vias spaced at 1/10th of a wavelength of the highest
frequency component of the aggressor’s signal."
Source: Guard Traces White Paper -Issue 02 Lambert Simonvich
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Source: Guard Traces White Paper -Issue 02 Lambert Simonvich
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Benefits of Coplanar Waveguide Over Ground
"Most RF designers use rules of thumb to space things appropriately. For instance, in microstrip design, many designers use a rule of thumb to keep topside copper away from their microstrip by four times the substrate layer thickness so as to not affect their microstrip impedance. With CPWG you don't have to worry about this since the topside ground is purposefully brought up next to the topside RF trace.
But do you have to worry about that close board shield?"
Source: Article Benefits of Coplanar Waveguide Over Ground: Steve Hageman
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Source: Article Benefits of Coplanar Waveguide Over Ground: Steve Hageman
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Benefits of Coplanar Waveguide Over Ground
Wednesday, January 13, 2016
Reduce Anti-Resonance in Decoupling Caps
The anti-resonance occurs at a frequency when one capacitor is still capacitive, while another has become inductive.
Source: Take steps to reduce antiresonance in decoupling | EDN:
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Murata’s New ESR Capacitors Tackle Anti-Resonance
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Source: Take steps to reduce antiresonance in decoupling | EDN:
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Murata’s New ESR Capacitors Tackle Anti-Resonance
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