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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 ArticleConfigure Backdrilling in Padstack Editor
Remove unused sections of plated through holes in high-speed designs to improve signal integrity on your designs.
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Read ArticleZ-Axis and Package Pin Delay
Measure from true signal origin to end point through vias and through packages, not just the etch, so you can get timing right and ensure signal performance.
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Read ArticleReal-Time Coupling Analysis
Easily and quickly identify coupling issues without always having to rely on the SI expert.
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Read ArticleReal-Time Dynamic Differential Pair Routing
Easily meet length and phase pin-to-pin constraints as traces bend without creating electrical issues.
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Read ArticleReal-Time Placement Analysis
Visual indicators of length constraints help you meet delay propagation and total etch length goals when placing components.
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Read ArticleReal-Time Route Analysis
Real-time interactive checks help you easily find and fix common route quality issues that manufacturing DRC signoff checks miss.
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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 ArticleThe Effect of PDN Elements on Impedance
Modern PCB designers are faced with an interesting challenge. The customer demands high speed PCB components with low impedance power networks. But high signal components tend to draw a lot of power..
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Read ArticleTechniques for Optimizing Return Paths
That return path may or may not be the one that was designed for the circuit. A poorly designed return path will result in the return currents wandering around and escaping as electromagnetic...
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Read ArticleHow To Maintain Connectivity in a Multi-Board PCB System
Today’s electronics often incorporate multiple interconnected printed circuit boards (PCB) into their designs. Getting all the components in a multi-board system to work together as a cohesive...
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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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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 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 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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