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  • Why is controlled impedance so important

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    Understanding Controlled impedance Controlled impedance is a critical concept in the world of electrical engineering and Signal Integrity. It refers to the precise management of the impedance values in transmission lines, printed circuit boards (PCBs), and interconnects to ensure proper signal propagation and minimize unwanted reflections. In today’s high-speed digital […]

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  • Plated through hole PTH in PCB fabrication

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    Introduction to PTH in PCB Manufacturing Plated through hole (PTH) is a critical process in the fabrication of printed circuit boards (PCBs). It involves creating a conductive pathway between the layers of a multi-layer PCB by drilling holes through the board and plating them with a conductive material, typically copper. […]

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  • Dry Film Imaging of PCB

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    Introduction to PCB Imaging Printed Circuit Board (PCB) imaging is a crucial step in the manufacturing process of electronic devices. It involves transferring the desired circuit pattern onto the PCB substrate, which is typically made of copper-clad laminate. There are several methods for PCB imaging, including screen printing, inkjet printing, […]

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  • Arduino UNO ISP Shield Updated PCB

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    Introduction to Arduino UNO and ISP Shield Arduino UNO is a popular microcontroller board based on the ATmega328P chip. It has 14 digital input/output pins, 6 analog inputs, a 16 MHz ceramic resonator, a USB connection, a power jack, an ICSP header, and a reset button. The Arduino UNO is […]

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  • Introduction to PCB Simulation Printed circuit board (PCB) simulation is an essential part of the PCB design process. It allows engineers to virtually test and validate the performance, signal integrity, power integrity, and electromagnetic compatibility of a PCB design before physically manufacturing the board. There are two main types of […]

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  • 5 tips for PCB schematic file management

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    1. Develop a Consistent Naming Convention One of the most important aspects of PCB schematic file management is adopting a consistent and descriptive naming convention. A well-thought-out naming system allows you to quickly identify and locate specific files, even when dealing with a large number of schematics. Elements of a […]

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  • How to remove the IC block from the PCB

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    Introduction to IC Block Removal Integrated Circuit (IC) blocks are essential components of Printed Circuit Boards (PCBs) that perform various functions in electronic devices. However, there may be instances when you need to remove an IC block from a PCB, such as for replacement, repair, or salvaging purposes. Removing an […]

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  • Why PCB design uses 3D functions

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    Introduction to PCB 3D Design In the world of electronic design, Printed Circuit Boards (PCBs) play a crucial role in connecting and supporting electronic components. As technology advances and designs become more complex, the need for accurate and efficient PCB design has become increasingly important. This is where 3D functions […]

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  • What PCB material do I need to use for RF

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    Understanding the Key Properties of RF PCB Materials Before diving into the different types of RF PCB materials, it is essential to understand the key properties that affect the performance of an RF circuit. These properties include: Dielectric Constant (Dk) The dielectric constant, also known as relative permittivity (εr), is […]

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  • Regal TP and MAP control circuit diagram

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    Introduction to Regal TP and MAP Control Regal TP (Throttle Position) and MAP (Manifold Absolute Pressure) control is a crucial aspect of modern automotive engine management systems. The circuit diagram for this control system plays a vital role in ensuring optimal engine performance, fuel efficiency, and emissions control. In this […]

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