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PCB Miniaturization: Engineers’ Guide to Downsizing

The demand for smaller, more capable products requires engineers to know and use the best techniques and software to achieve PCB miniaturization.

Bridging the Gap Between MCAD and ECAD: Key Takeaways From the 2025 Hawk Ridge D2M Virtual Conference

At the recent Hawk Ridge D2M Virtual Conference, experts from EMA Design Automation and Hawk Ridge Systems came together to unpack a challenge that nearly every product development team faces today: how to efficiently connect mechanical and electrical design workflows.

Accelerating SI/PI Signoff: A Shift-Left Approach to High-Speed PCB Design

This white paper examines the challenges that PCB design engineers encounter during the signoff process and provides detailed guidance on addressing these issues through in-design analysis using Cadence tools.

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Avoid Costly Errors: 6 Key Issues to Catch in Your PCB Design Reviews

Learn 6 common issues to check for in your PCB design reviews that could halt manufacturing and cause costly respins.

Essential DRC Rules for Layout

Implementing effective and accurate DRC rules for layout is critical to ensure that your board can be manufactured to meet your design intent.

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Boost your CFD Simulation Productivity with Python Programming

Learn how to boost your productivity in Fidelity CFD with Python programming.

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Power Module Design for Electric Vehicles: Addressing Reliability and Safety

The future of electric vehicles (EVs) depends on robust, efficient, and reliable power modules. This white paper presents an integrated approach to designing power modules that enhance safety, improve efficiency, and reduce costly respins due to unforeseen mechanical stress failures.