Design schedules are shortening, and firms are experiencing increased pressure to meet tight delivery deadlines. Product complexity is increasing as customers demand differentiated, feature-rich products. Often, design errors and problems are found late in the design process or even after release, necessitating costly engineering change orders (ECOs).
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In this ebook, we will discuss important techniques to identify problems early on, rather than later in the design cycle when placing it onto the breadboard.

Modern PCB design tools and practices have been developed to ensure MCAD/ECAD can stay in sync. This e-book will discuss how your design's function can be defined alongside it's form to ensure success

Achieving routing closure can be one of the most difficult tasks in the PCB design process. User surveys have shown that routing often takes up 50% or more of the PCB design cycle.

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Power Integrity analysis is more important than ever. Product trends continue to demand reduced form factor, while requiring even more power to support our always-on, always-connected lives.

Thoroughly analyzing and testing electromagnetic effects of high-speed PCB interconnects as well as component packages for optimal signal integrity performance is essential to create

BOM denied. Redesign required. Dreaded words to any engineering team. Fortunately, it doesn’t have to be this way.

Flex PCB design has many advantages. Along with those benefits come new design challenges that weren’t present in “standard” 2D PCBs. This e-book discusses common flex design issues and...

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Every day is a busy for PCB Designers; strict schedules and tight deadlines. From layout to manufacture and testing, a single holdup can cost a business untold amounts in lost productivity.