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What is a PCB Transmission Line?
A PCB transmission line is a type of interconnection used for moving signals from their transmitters to their receivers on a printed circuit board. A PCB transmission line is composed of two conductors: a signal trace and a return path which is usually a ground plane. The volume between the two conductors is made up of the PCB dielectric material.
Controlled Impedance
How TDR Impedance Measurements Work
Measuring impedance and checking for faults and discontinuities on different points of a PCB trace is not a ... more »
Controlled Impedance
How to Determine the Impedance of a Circuit
Impedance impacts how signals propagate through the board, how power is exchanged between components, and how signals leak ... more »
Controlled Impedance
What is a PCB Transmission Line?
A PCB transmission line is a type of interconnection used for moving signals from their transmitters to their ... more »
Controlled Impedance
How TDR Impedance Measurements Work
Measuring impedance and checking for faults and discontinuities on different points of a PCB trace is not a ... more »
Controlled Impedance
How to Determine the Impedance of a Circuit
Impedance impacts how signals propagate through the board, how power is exchanged between components, and how signals leak ... more »
Controlled Impedance
Specifying Your Controlled Impedance Requirements
Circuit board manufacturers have invested in advanced modeling software and testing devices to specify the controlled impedance requirements ... more »
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Handling Differential Signaling in Flex PCBs
Most modern devices employ differential signaling to meet high-speed and high data-rate needs. Controlling differential signaling in rigid ... more »
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Impedance Matching in HDI PCB Design
Impedance matching is the way of configuring the input impedance of a load or the output impedance of ... more »
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How to Build a Flex Stack-Up with Controlled Impedance
Impedance is the measurement of the restriction imposed by a circuit on the current flow. It is similar ... more »
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What Is the Difference Between Microstrip and Stripline in PCBs?
PCBs typically use two types of transmission lines: microstrips and striplines. Each of the transmission lines consists of ... more »
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Controlled Impedance Routing Using Altium Designer
Controlled impedance is the characteristic impedance of a transmission line formed by PCB traces and its associated reference ... more »
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