From: Lynne Green ([email protected])
Date: Wed Jul 19 2000 - 12:57:35 PDT
A number of companies (such as HyperLynx http://www.hyperlynx.com,
UltraCad http://www.ultracad.com) have useful articles, reprints
and technical notes on their web sites. Many of these are intended
for the designer who is relatively new to signal integrity. Some
of the major board houses also have good web sites with info on
materials properties and manufacturing steps.
Also, depending on your background, there are a number of seminars
available (check out Mary Sugden, Eric Bogatin, Howard Johnson,
HyperLynx, etc.).
Lynne
Dr. Lynne Green
Product Marketing Engineer
HyperLynx, A Division of PADS Software, Inc.
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Subject: [SI-LIST] : How to get started in SI
Our company is now just running into SI problems, and want to be able to
avoid
more problems in the future. We design using FR4 and ceramic. I've been
researching the topic, and have read a couple of books. I'm looking for
help
in
getting started, sofware that is helpful, etc.
Thanks!
__________________________
Mike McDermott - EE Hardware Analysis & Simulation
MS CT-30B 765-451-0704 or 8-322-0704
FAX 765-451-0287
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