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Version 2012 Service Release 1 Available

Version 2012 - SR1 (Service Release 1) is now available for download on our website (see link below). The update is free to customers with a current maintenance subscription. Several new features ma...

STAREAST 2012 – A great success for Polarion Software!

Some conferences provide mixed results for exhibitors, but the recent STAREAST 2012 show was not one of those. It marked the first time that Polarion Software exhibited at a North American event, and...

Electronic Systems Design

Need stitching vias?

When trying to design SERDES signals on board, designers often receive recommendations on placing stitching vias around differential signal vias...

Electronic Systems Design

PADS Tips and Tricks: Pin Swapping

This tip comes from Bill Tkachuk in CSD. Do you want to do pin swapping in a PADS Logic/PADS Layout...

Electronic Systems Design

Turn off your phone!

Everybody knows you are supposed to turn off your phone and other electronic devices when you are on a plane. You...

By Patrick Carrier

Electronic Systems Design

Is it SSN or is it Crosstalk?

In the lab, both simultaneous switching noise (SSN) and crosstalk look the same. They appear as unwanted pulses of energy...

By Patrick Carrier

Electronic Systems Design

Crosstalk is everywhere

Crosstalk is everywhere. Really, in a more general sense, noise coupling is everywhere. Usually the method of noise coupling is...

By Patrick Carrier

Polarion on the road to IEC 61508 and ISO 26262 certification

Polarion Software's has begun the review and qualification process with TÜV Nord to certify Polarion's application lifecycle management solutions as "safety approved". The review and certification p...

Electronic Systems Design

PADS Tips and Tricks: Via Shielding

Here’s another Tip from Yan Killy, Technical Marketing Engineer: It is a common practice to use vias to shielding high...