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Maxwell and Transmission Lines
Many electronic engineers leave Maxwell to the textbooks. But in logic, the rise times for signals are often less than a nanosecond – bandwidth that invites unwanted radiation, interference and crosstalk. Can Maxwell’s equations help? READ MORE...
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Limiting Radiation from Logic Circuit Boards
Energy that flows on a logic circuit board leaves as heat or electromagnetic radiation. As clock rates have risen, radiation has become more of an issue.
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A Broken Path
In 1993, the electronics supply chain was very different in size, and many technologies accepted as routine today were still finding their way. READ MORE...
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In Memoriam
A look back at friends and colleagues who left us in 2018. READ MORE...
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From the Archives: Power Electronics Packages with Embedded Components
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Achieving Fine Lines and Spaces Using MSAP
Although considerable reductions in line widths and spacings have been accomplished
through advancements in standard subtractive print-and-etch processing, further miniaturization necessitates thinner substrates and line widths and spacings too fine for the capabilities of subtractive print-and-etch processing with standard buildup materials. READ MORE...
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Maxwell and Transmission Lines
Many electronic engineers leave Maxwell to the textbooks. But in logic, the rise times for signals are often less than a nanosecond – bandwidth that invites unwanted radiation, interference and crosstalk. Can Maxwell’s equations help?
https://pcdandf.com/pcdesign/index.php/editorial/menu-features/13236-maxwell-and-transmission-lines
Limiting Radiation from Logic Circuit Boards
Energy that flows on a logic circuit board leaves as heat or electromagnetic radiation. As clock rates have risen, radiation has become more of an issue.
A Broken Path
In 1993, the electronics supply chain was very different in size, and many technologies accepted as routine today were still finding their way.
https://pcdandf.com/pcdesign/index.php/editorial/menu-features/13197-ipc-roadmap-retrospective-1812
In Memoriam
A look back at friends and colleagues who left us in 2018.
https://pcdandf.com/pcdesign/index.php/editorial/menu-features/13196-retrospective-1812
From the Archives: Power Electronics Packages with Embedded Components
https://pcdandf.com/pcdesign/index.php/editorial/menu-features/9257-component-packaging-1405
Achieving Fine Lines and Spaces Using MSAP
Although considerable reductions in line widths and spacings have been accomplished
through advancements in standard subtractive print-and-etch processing, further miniaturization necessitates thinner substrates and line widths and spacings too fine for the capabilities of subtractive print-and-etch processing with standard buildup materials.https://pcdandf.com/pcdesign/index.php/editorial/menu-features/13128-semiadditive-processing-1811
