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Minimising EMI through PCB Design and Material Selection - Overview
Overview
Fast edge speeds are now the norm for many standard digital device families,
and their effects have to be considered in PCB design to minimise elctromagnetic
interference, even at modest clock speeds.
This unique course provides vital
steps in understanding and applying the principles of high-speed design and material
selection to ensure minimal EMI in PCB's. It gives participants a sound knowledge
of basic techniques which they can immediately apply to benefit their designs.
While EDA signal integrity tools are not required, this course provides an essential
foundation necessary for successful application of such tools.
Duration
The workshop is based around a 3-day agenda, although it can be combined with
the High-Speed PCB Design course to create a 5-day agenda.
We can also offer standard or customized versions of this workshop onsite or at the location of your choice.
Objectives
The course covers the following areas in detail:
- The impact, issues and challenges of high-speed
design
- How different PCB materials and layer stack-ups
play a vital role
- The principles of EMI generation and why
it has become a major issue
- EMI control at component level and at PCB
level
- The roles that signal routing, interconnection
and grounding play in EMI (through tracks, planes, connectors,
cables and backplanes), and strategies to control its
propagation
Prerequisites
Delegates should be familiar with basic electrical concepts. No prior knowledge of PCB design
tools is required or assumed.
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