Overview
This course discusses the necessity of power planes in PCB design and explores the option of using tracks for power distribution. The learning outcomes include understanding the maximum current through a PCB track, different stackup configurations (SGSS, SGSG, GSSG, SGGS, SGPS), and analyzing real examples of measured noise and emissions. The course aims to teach skills in optimizing power distribution in PCBs. The teaching method involves a discussion with Eric Bogatin. The intended audience for this course includes PCB designers, electrical engineers, and anyone interested in signal integrity and power distribution in PCB design.
Syllabus
What is this video about
Maximum current through a PCB track
Stackups: SGSS, SGSG, GSSG S - Signal, G - GND
Stackups SGGS vs SGPS P - Power
Real examples - Measured noise
Real examples - Emissions
Taught by
Robert Feranec