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| Date: | Tue, 18 May 1999 11:42:19 -0500 |
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High Speed Printed Circuit Design
A Practical Approach
1 Day Workshop
July 1st , 1999 at the Richardson Civic Center
Class time 9:00 AM-8:00PM (meals provided)
High speed and EMI issues are coming to a CAD station near you!
This one day course, presented by Rick Hartley, is a crisp focus on the issues PC
board designers and Engineers need to know. The topics include:
· A definition of the high speed/transmission line environment
· Why we need to control the impedance of PC board traces
· The effect the PC boards's natural inductance and capacitance have on the circuit
and the transmission line.
· The fundamentals of wave propagation and signal attenuation
· Correct power distribution and decoupling
· Impedance modeling, impedance equations, impedance/reflection control techniques
· PC board trace routing and stubs and device loading
· Crosstalk and EMI * Sources and resolution
· PC board layer structuring and material characteristics
· Impedance testing, fabrication concerns and notes to the fabricator
All attendees will receive a comprehensive workbook on High Speed Design, which can
be utilized as a future reference when designing High Speed printed circuit boards.
Rick Hartley is a senior PCB Hardware Engineer at Applied Innovation, a provider of
equipment to the telecommunications and Internet access industry. His background is
in the design of printed circuits for computers, aircraft avionics and
telecommunications. Rick's first high speed design was in 1979. He has directed high
speed digital and RF circuit board design for the past 10 years. Rick has an
Associate EE Degree and 34 years of experience in the electronics industry. He has
functioned as a technician and circuit designer, dedicating the last 24 years to
printed circuit design and development. Rick serves on the IPC-2221 & 2222
Subcommittees, the IPC Designers Council Executive Committee, the Designer
Certification Committee, is Chairman of the High Speed Focus Module Committee and is
co-founder and past president of the Greater Ohio Chapter of the IPC Designers
Council.
Make payment to: North TX Chapter of the IPC Designers Council and mail to Attn:
Jenny Ross c/o Circuit Technology Inc. at 500 Ginger Ct. Southlake, TX 76092. Call
817-481-7281 with questions.
NAME: Company: Email:
Title: Phone: Fax:
Nonmember: $195 Ipc Designers Council members: $125 IPC Designers Council
Membership: $50*
* Go to www.ipc.org/html/framesetdestypes.html or contact Circuit Technology Inc. for
an IPC application. You must affiliate with the North Texas Chapter. HURRY! Seating
is limited!!
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