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SUMMARY:Printed Circuit Board Design for EMC and Signal Integrity
DESCRIPTION:8 Days\, 90 Minutes per day
 Today's rapid development cycles 
 require products to meet their EMC requirements the first time they come i
 nto the lab for testing. Board layout changes and other EMC \"fixes\" can 
 significantly add to the cost of a product and/or delay its development sc
 hedule. First-pass compliance with EMC requirements starts with the circui
 t board layout. Printed circuit board layout is often the single most impo
 rtant factor affecting the electromagnetic compatibility of electronic sys
 tems. Boards that are auto-routed or laid out according to a list of “de
 sign rules” do not usually meet electromagnetic compatibility requiremen
 ts on the first pass\; and the products using these boards are more likely
  to require expensive fixes such as ferrites on cables or shielded enclosu
 res. Taking the time to ensure that components are properly placed\, trans
 ition times are not left to chance\, and traces are optimally routed will 
 generally result in products that meet all electromagnetic compatibility a
 nd signal integrity requirements on time and on budget.
 Recognizing poor
  design features early in a product’s development can save a lot of time
  and expense later on. This course stresses the fundamental concepts and t
 ools that board designers must be familiar with to avoid electromagnetic c
 ompatibility and signal integrity problems. Students completing the course
  will be able to make good decisions regarding component selection\, compo
 nent placement\, and trace routing. In addition\, students will have the k
 nowledge and tools necessary to design effective power distribution and gr
 ounding strategies for both digital and mixed-signal boards.
DTSTART:20260928T050000Z
DTEND:20261008T050000Z
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ORGANIZER;CN=Lindsey Zeisler:MAILTO:lindsey@learnemc.com
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