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Do You Really Need Power Planes? Are You Sure? - Eric Bogatin

Offered By: Robert Feranec via YouTube

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Course Description

Overview

Explore the intricacies of power distribution in PCB design through this insightful one-hour video featuring a discussion with Eric Bogatin. Delve into topics such as maximum current through PCB tracks, various stackup configurations including SGSS, SGSG, GSSG, and the comparison between SGGS and SGPS. Gain practical knowledge from real-world examples, examining measured noise and emissions in PCB designs. Learn why power planes might not always be necessary and how track-based power distribution can be sufficient in certain scenarios. Benefit from Eric Bogatin's expertise and discover valuable insights that can enhance your PCB design skills and decision-making process.

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

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