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This article lays out the basics of signal integrity problems, explains s-parameters, and identifies challenges in high-speed design.

As rated by registrants and views, here are the Top 5 must see Webinars on Signal Integrity Journal for 2019. Thank you for your viewership in 2019, and we look forward to bringing you many more great technical webcasts in 2020!

Time to plan your visit to DesignCon 2020! Preview some highlights here.

Routing 112 Gbps PAM4 signals through a system poses many challenges for designers. In this piece, SI expert Scott McMorrow explains what causes signal degradation and offers a path forward.

Here are some holiday or birthday shopping ideas for the geeks on your list!

How will the technology inside the data center change to support the latest high-traffic needs?

We searched for a superior cable for PDN measurements, then decided to create our own. Here’s the story.

“There are two kinds of engineer, those who are building antennas on purpose and those who are not doing it on purpose.” Every oscilloscope ships with at least two 10x probes. They are ubiquitous in every lab. But they have a significant problem above 10 MHz, unless care is taken. In some cases, we can turn this problem into a feature.

Understanding how to make and interpret power supply impedance is very useful for optimized, low noise power supply design. With a simple pair of homemade probes, it’s easy to make the measurements using a compact VNA. Read on to find out how.

One reason I enjoy attending a conference is the opportunity to browse presentations I would not ordinarily see. I always pick up something new and useful. Here are some from my recent visit to the IEEE EMC Symposium.