Research on the pad and copper design of high frequency PCB

The design of the high-frequency circuit PCB is a complicated process, and many factors involved may directly affect the performance of the high-frequency circuit. Therefore, designers need to continuously research and explore in the actual work, accumulate experience, and combine the new EDA (Electronic Design Automation) technology to design high-performance circuit PCB with excellent performance.

Research on Manual Routing Design of High Frequency PCB

Routing is the overall requirement for high-frequency PCB design based on a reasonable layout. Wiring includes both automatic routing and manual routing. Generally, regardless of the number of critical signal lines, these signal lines are manually wired first. After the wiring is completed, these signal lines are carefully inspected, fixed after inspection, and then automatically routed to other wirings. That is, the combination of manual and automatic wiring is used to complete the wiring of the PCB.

Research on Manual Layout Design of High Frequency PCB

Although Protel99SE has the function of automatic layout, it can not fully meet the working needs of high-frequency circuits. It is often necessary to rely on the designer's experience. According to the specific situation, the manual layout method is used to optimize the position of some components, and then combined with automatic layout. Complete the overall design of the PCB. The rationality of the layout directly affects the life, stability, EMC (electromagnetic compatibility) of the product, etc., must be from the overall layout of the circuit board, the feasibility of wiring and the manufacturability of the PCB, mechanical structure, heat dissipation, EMI (electromagnetic Comprehensive considerations such as interference), reliability, and signal integrity.

Balanced PCB stack design method

Designers may design odd-numbered printed circuit boards (PCBs). If the wiring does not require an extra layer, why use it? Isn't reducing layers not making the board thinner? If the board is one less layer, is the cost lower? However, in some cases, adding a layer will reduce the cost.

Reliability Design of High Speed ​​DSP System PCB Board

A number of issues that should be noted for PCB board reliability design in high speed DSP systems.