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  • Defining Defined Impedance

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    What is Defined Impedance? Defined impedance is a key concept in electrical engineering that refers to the total opposition a circuit presents to alternating current (AC) at a given frequency. It is a complex quantity that combines resistance and reactance, and is measured in ohms (Ω). Impedance is defined as […]

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  • PCB & Assembly Services – DEFINED IMPEDANCE pool

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    What is Defined Impedance in PCB Design? Defined impedance, also known as controlled impedance, refers to the precise control of impedance values for PCB Traces and interconnects. Impedance, measured in ohms (Ω), is the total opposition a circuit presents to alternating current. It is determined by the combined effect of […]

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  • The PCB’s in our Robots

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    What are PCBs and Why are They Essential in Robotics? A printed circuit board, or PCB, is a flat board made of insulating material, such as fiberglass or plastic, with conductive pathways etched or printed onto its surface. These conductive pathways, known as traces, connect various electronic components, such as […]

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  • Edge Connectors with Gold Surface

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    What Are Gold-Plated Edge Connectors? Gold-plated edge connectors are specialized connectors used in printed circuit boards (PCBs) to provide a reliable and durable connection between the PCB and other components or devices. These connectors feature a thin layer of gold plating on the contact surfaces, which offers several advantages over […]

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  • Gold Plating for Edge Connectors

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    What is Gold Plating? Gold plating is the process of depositing a thin layer of gold onto the surface of another metal, such as copper or nickel. The gold layer provides several benefits, including: Excellent electrical conductivity High resistance to corrosion and oxidation Low contact resistance Improved wear resistance Enhanced […]

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  • WHAT ARE GOLD FINGERS

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    Introduction to Gold Fingers Gold fingers, also known as edge connectors or contact fingers, are a type of electrical connector commonly found on printed circuit boards (PCBs) and various electronic devices. These connectors are typically plated with gold to ensure reliable electrical contact and prevent corrosion. Gold fingers play a […]

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  • Plated Gold Edge Connectors

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    Introduction to Gold-Plated Connectors Gold-plated connectors are essential components in various electronic devices, offering superior conductivity, corrosion resistance, and durability compared to other connector types. These connectors are widely used in applications where reliable electrical connections are critical, such as in telecommunications, aerospace, and medical equipment. What are Gold-Plated Connectors? […]

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  • PCB Stackup Planning Simple

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    What is PCB Stackup? PCB stackup refers to the arrangement of layers in a printed circuit board (PCB). It is a critical aspect of PCB design that determines the board’s electrical performance, signal integrity, and manufacturability. A well-planned PCB stackup ensures that the board functions as intended and meets the […]

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  • 8 rules for designing PCB stack up

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    Introduction to PCB Stackup PCB stackup refers to the arrangement of copper and insulating layers that make up a printed circuit board (PCB). The stackup design plays a crucial role in determining the electrical performance, signal integrity, and manufacturability of a PCB. A well-designed PCB stackup ensures proper Impedance Control, […]

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  • Differential trace impedance without reference plane

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    Understanding Differential Trace Impedance Differential trace impedance is a critical aspect of High-Speed PCB design, especially when dealing with differential signaling. It refers to the impedance between two differential traces, which carry equal and opposite signals. Maintaining a consistent differential impedance is essential for preserving signal integrity and minimizing electromagnetic […]

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