What ASIC Package Size is Needed to Get Past 224G?
224G PAM-4 differential pairs must operate in TEM propagation modes to ensure broadband signals can reach a PCB and other components.
Read Article
Latest Content
Stay connected with the latest news, resources, and product information for all of your system design needs
-
- FREE TRIAL
-
Will Skip-Layer Routing Work Past 56 GHz?
224G PAM-4 systems use data rates that require 56 GHz Nyquist frequencies. Can skip-layer routing work in these component packages?
Read Article
-
Three Electronics Cooling Options in Your Enclosure
Enclosures for a PCB assembly can help with thermal management by providing directed airflow and functioning as a large heat sink.
Read Article
-
Configuration Signal Edge Rate and Filtering
Configuration signals in an embedded system can connect to many different components. How fast do these signals need to be, and can you slow these down?
Read Article
-
How Electronic DC Loads Work
An electronic DC load is an essential piece of equipment for any lab. Learn about the operation of these units for power supply testing.
Read Article
-
Loading, please wait
Error - something went wrong!
Want the latest in Computational Fluid Dynamics?
Thank you!
-
Working Fluids In Heat Pipes
All heat pipes include a working fluid that is responsible for heat transfer away from a hot component.
Read Article
-
Overview of Oscillating Heat Pipes
Oscillating heat pipes are newer technologies that can be difficult to build, but they offer advantages over conventional heat pipes.
Read Article
-
Evaluate Your RF/Microwave Design Needs
Start Free Trial -
Types of Heat Pipes Used in Electronics Cooling
A heat pipe is one option that provides high heat flux for use in industrial systems, aerospace, data center equipment, and much more.
Read Article
-
Mechanical Assembly Design for Electronic Devices
Mechanical assemblies also have to follow DFM rules to ensure they can be fabricated and assembled at scale.
Read Article
-
How Switched Fabric Became the Dominant Data Center Topology
Data center architecture is built on the switched fabric topology using point-to-point communication for high through-put data transfer.
Read Article
- Access eBook
-
Overview of the InfiniBand Protocol
InfiniBand is one of the primary interconnects used in data center architecture. Learn about its capabilities in this article.
Read Article
-
Electromagnetic Boundary Conditions and What They Mean
Full-wave electromagnetic simulations, quasi-static simulations, and simpler 2D simulations all require the use of correct boundary conditions.
Read Article
-
Open Circuit PCB Assembly Defects on Leadless Components
PCB assembly defects on leadless components can lead to open circuits that are difficult to diagnose.
Read Article
-
Overview of the IEEE IP-XACT Standard
Semiconductor IP can experience the same kind of seamless handoff as other forms of product data with the IEEE 1685 standard, known as the IP-XACT standard.
Read Article
-
MRP vs. ERP vs. PLM Software Usage in Electronics
MRP, ERP, and PLM systems are just a few of the enterprise management tools used by OEMs and electronics manufacturers.
Read Article
-
Glow Wire Testing for PCB Connectors
Glow wire testing is used in PCB connectors to ensure they can tolerate high currents that may lead to very high temperatures.
Read Article
-
Where PFAS Are Found in Your Electronics Assemblies
PFAS can be found in electronic components, cables, and circuit boards, as well as other portions of an electronics assembly.
Read Article
-
Applications of the Venturi Effect Equation
The Venturi effect equation is a fundamental aspect of many common applications. However, complex applications require advanced CFD solver capabilities.
Read Article
-
How Much Phase Noise is Acceptable in RF ADCs?
If you have a reference oscillator for an RF ADC, what is the level of phase noise you should accept on your oscillator?
Read Article
-
CXL 3.0 Builds Next-Gen Data Center Infrastructure
The enhancements in the new CXL 3.0 standard take advantage of the bandwidth increase in the PCIe 6.0 standard.
Read Article
-
Loading More...
