Flexible, Affordable Electronics Education
Online courses and webinars for the printed circuit engineering community.
Current Workshops
Designing the Signal Return Path
When designing a PCB, the signal routing and its return are critical to the circuit working properly. Great care is usually given to routing the signals, but often the return portion is the last... [more]
PC Board Grounding to Control Noise, EMI and Signal Integrity
When time-varying (AC) signals travel in the transmission lines of a board, state-changing electric and magnetic fields are present. These fields, when not controlled, are the source of noise and... [more]
A Practical Guide to RF and Microwave PCB Design
This is a session for embedded engineers and PCB designers who have never done RF board layout but are curious and want to have a go at it. It is not for experienced microwave engineers. This... [more]
From Smart Factory Automation to Digital Twin Standard: Ushering a New Era for Design and Manufacturing
The new IPC Digital Twin standard (IPC-2551) defines an interoperable framework in which thousands of applications from multiple sources work seamlessly together, providing the opportunity for... [more]
“Designing PCBs which will pass EMC the first time is something that motivates me in my job, and one can learn a lot from Rick Hartley, Dan Beeker, Eric Bogatin, Susy Webb and Lee Ritchey. [With] webinars on demand, if you don’t understand something, you can just play it again.” – Josko Marasovic
“Designing PCBs which will pass EMC the first time is something that motivates me in my job, and one can learn a lot from Rick Hartley, Dan Beeker, Eric Bogatin, Susy Webb and Lee Ritchey. [With] webinars on demand, if you don’t understand something, you can just play it again.” – Josko Marasovic
“Designing PCBs which will pass EMC the first time is something that motivates me in my job, and one can learn a lot from Rick Hartley, Dan Beeker, Eric Bogatin, Susy Webb and Lee Ritchey. [With] webinars on demand, if you don’t understand something, you can just play it again.” – Josko Marasovic
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