Tented Via: Advantages and Disadvantages
A tented via refers to a via covered by a solder mask or similar material. This article describes the advantages and disadvantages of via tenting.
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A tented via refers to a via covered by a solder mask or similar material. This article describes the advantages and disadvantages of via tenting.
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V-scoring is a popular PCB separation method because it is more efficient and scalable than some other methods, such as punching and shearing.
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A reference designator is a combination of letters and numbers assigned to PCB components, such as resistors, capacitors, and other electronic elements.
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10 Common DFM Issues and How to Fix Them
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Kapton tape is a high-temperature-resistant polyimide film tape known for its ability to withstand extreme temperatures.
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SUBSCRIBEA buried resistor offers an alternative to a surface-mounted resistor and differs in its placement and integration within the PCB.
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A STEP file is a widely used neutral file format for exchanging 3D computer-aided design (CAD) data that can be useful for PCB design.
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PCB fiducial guidelines ensure that board layouts accommodate computer vision systems associated with part placement, among others.
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Ceramic substrates can be used as a base material in PCBs because they provide excellent thermal management and electrical insulation.
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A pick and place machine is a vital tool in PCB assembly, providing automation, precision, speed, and consistency to the process.
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Assembly in the DFx series where we solve for x then redefine x and solve again
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DFM basics cover etching, tolerance stack-up and widening those process windows
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Digitally controlled amplifier gain has applications in various fields where precise and flexible amplification control is required.
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Five critical considerations in power amplifier bias circuit design are operation class, linearity, efficiency, stability, and adjustability.
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A negative impedance converter is used in various applications, including analog signal processing, to stabilize or modify a circuit’s input impedance.
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Solder mask expansion is a critical factor in PCB design because it ensures the reliability and manufacturability of the board.
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Flexible PCB designs can perform where rigid boards would be impractical or impossible, providing excellent mechanical resistance in a compact form.
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Standard PCB board thickness is a remnant of the materials used to fabricate the earliest etched circuits, but they remain prominent today.
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Controlled impedance in a high-speed PCB stackup is calculated and verified with a TDR measurement.
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PCB resistors are crucial to board design and functionality; they control current flow, divide voltage, and set specific circuit parameters.
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The best PLM software selection emphasizes effective data management, efficient design integration and usability in a single package.
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