What is Signal Propagation Delay in a PCB? | Sierra Circuits
Propagation delay (tpd) in PCBs is the time taken by a signal to travel through a unit length of a transmission line.| Sierra Circuits
Propagation delay (tpd) in PCBs is the time taken by a signal to travel through a unit length of a transmission line.| Sierra Circuits
Rigid-flex PCB designs may be expensive to fabricate, but they can essentially save costs during electronic system assembly.| Sierra Circuits
Proper PCB material selection is important since it affects the electrical performance of the signal traces.| Sierra Circuits
OhmegaPly and TCR follow the embedded passives technology that manufactures components like resistors and capacitors into the PCB substrate.| Sierra Circuits
A hybrid stackup is built using a combination of dielectric materials to improve the PCB's performance and cost-effectiveness.| Sierra Circuits
Manufacturing controlled impedance PCBs requires due attention to dielectric material and trace width, height, thickness, and stack-up arrangement.| Sierra Circuits
The PCB Stack-Up Design Guide helps you build efficient stack-ups with improved SI, power distribution, and heat dissipation. Download now!| Sierra Circuits
When choosing HDI PCB material, consider the operating frequency, acceptable signal loss, and laser drilling compatibility.| Sierra Circuits
Drilling is the most expensive and time-consuming process in PCB manufacturing. A small fault in the drilling process leads to a great loss.| Sierra Circuits
Thermal profiles capture the temperature changes a PCB undergoes during solder reflow or thermal curing, using sensors called thermocouples.| Sierra Circuits
