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This blog is a place to learn about electronic systems design, from PCB design to simulation and verification, to manufacturability and manufacturing execution.

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Engineers working on PCB designs.

Optimizing multi-domain collaboration: turning engineering complexity into competitive advantage

December 8, 2025

Multi-domain collaboration is no longer a technical nice-to-have. It is a business imperative.

By Stephen V. Chavez
3 MIN READ
Icons for PCB components and design processes.

Top 5 benefits of Xpedition Standard

November 21, 2025

Xpedition Standard brings enterprise-level PCB design power into a flexible, approachable environment that evolves alongside your business.

By David Haboud
4 MIN READ
3D view of a rigid-flex pcb design.

Closing the loop between ECAD and MCAD: seamless ECAD-MCAD collaboration through IDX and Xpedition

November 17, 2025

Unite electronic and mechanical design teams with Xpedition Standard’s built-in ECAD-MCAD collaboration. Discover how the IDX framework enables real-time synchronization, preserves design intent, and eliminates data bottlenecks for faster, error-free PCB development.

By David Haboud
3 MIN READ

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Rigid-flex design with Xpedition Standard

Rigid-flex PCB design with Xpedition Standard

October 21, 2025

Xpedition Standard brings powerful capabilities that help you confidently navigate rigid-flex PCB design.

By David Haboud
2 MIN READ
Mastering the Bend: Essential Tips & Tricks for Rigid-Flex PCB Design

Mastering the bend: Essential tips & tricks for rigid-flex PCB design

October 15, 2025

Getting rigid-flex PCB design right requires a little know-how. To help you navigate the exciting world of bendable electronics, I’ve put together some essential tips and tricks.

By Stephen V. Chavez
4 MIN READ
dielectric material loss

Cutting your losses – loss planning and you

October 9, 2025

Loss planning – What is the best laminate for a loss budget of x dB for y inches?  I was thinking in terms of Panasonic Megaton (sic) 6 or something like it.

By Bill Hargin
6 MIN READ
A board design from AMD seen in Siemens software

Verification and optimization of power delivery networks for AMD Versal devices

October 7, 2025

While ensuring stable power delivery is paramount, overengineering power delivery networks (PDNs) can negatively impact product costs and time-to-market.

By Zach Caprai
3 MIN READ
Abstract image of a spine with PCB traces on top.

The invisible backbone of electronics: Why impedance matters more than you think

September 25, 2025

beneath the surface of every high-performance circuit lies an unsung champion: Impedance (Z).

By Stephen V. Chavez
4 MIN READ
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Connected design workflows with user-friendly tools: Eliminating data silos to accelerate innovation

September 18, 2025

The key to accelerated, sustainable PCB design innovation? Connected design workflows powered by intuitive, user-friendly tools. 

By David Haboud
3 MIN READ
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How to drive routing automation with human intelligence

September 16, 2025

Routing automation is fast, but automated decisions can sometimes miss critical design intent. Human expertise is precise, but hand routing can be slow and repetitive.

By David Haboud
2 MIN READ
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Connected electronics ecosystem: Building bridges across design domains

September 12, 2025

A connected electronics ecosystem ensures t that design domains like electrical, mechanical, software, manufacturing, don’t just exist in their own siloed worlds.

By David Haboud
2 MIN READ
An image of a printed circuit board.

How effective is decoupling capacitance in power distribution networks?

September 9, 2025

The power distribution network (PDN) is especially important as devices can draw immense current leading to unwanted voltage drops at power supply pins, compromising device operation and reliability.

By Kirk Fabbri
2 MIN READ