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Optimum Design Associates
United States
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Optimum Design Associates (ODA) is one of the United States most sophisticated mid-volume contract manufacturers and features one of the most honored PCB layout teams in the world.
Practical RF/Analog & Mixed Technology PCB Design
Optimum Senior Designer Scott Nance provides an in depth look at RF analog and mixed technology design principles at Mentor Graphics' U2U Conference Santa Clara 2016.
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In this episode Everett and Sherrie discuss how the industries goes about pricing electronic components. Learn about book price, direct price, and the all important broken price.
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This episode focus on the definition and management of on time delivery.
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Explanation of how to use the Optimum Design Associates Library Tracker.
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Meet Tom Stout, Senior PCB Designer at Optimum Design Associates
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Meet Brian Noble, Senior PCB Designer at Optimum Design Associates
Meet Scott Nance
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Meet Scott Nance, Senior PCB Designer at Optimum Design Associates
Meet Frank Jacobson
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Meet Frank Jacobson, Senior PCB Designer at Optimum Design Associates
Meet Mark Gutierrez
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Meet Mark Gutierrez, Senior PCB Designer at Optimum Design Associates
Meet Randy Holt
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Introduction to Randy Holt, Optimum Design Associates Senior PCB Design Manger, IPC CID certified, Top Gun Award winner.
Switching Power Supply PCB Layout Seminar
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Switching Power Supply PCB Layout Seminar
ODB++ Part 5 - Comparing ODB++ and Gerber Layers
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ODB++ Part 2 - Implementing ODB++ Into Your NPI Process
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ODB Part 2 - Implementing ODB Into Your NPI Process
The sheets are important, never the presenter. So wrong balance in camera beamer switching.
Here from Phil’s lab
Folks interested in this should also seek out the RHOM buck converter application note PDF that’s very useful.
Good Presentation but make sure Presentation always in bigger window and presenter in small window. Otherwise we have to pause many times to zoom and check. People will be interseted in Presentation not presenter.
wow, excellent talk
for the people who edit these things: Just display the slides full screen. The info there is relevant, seeing the talking head is NOT. Especially when there are schematics (or anything besides text) you I'd prefer just seeing the slide.
Great presentation and explanation from a PCB Designer prospective.
Where are the white papers?
Alhamdulilah, Your Video Is Very Beautiful, Thanks You Very Much
PCB switching power supplies
This video was recommended to me by Phil. Absolutely brilliant seminar.
Thanks sirr 🙏🙏💯
Very interesting video about rf pcb design ...where can i find slides?
does anyone have the ppt?
It' s a really really good and clear video for power topologies and their layout. Thank's a lot to speaker.
So many traps in this video. Explain how you determined linear regulators are only 60% efficient for any circumstance (Hint, you can't). Also, perhaps research your topic a bit more, as you find that many switching regulators are just linear regulators with an additional controller. Also does not talk about disadvantages of Switch Mode Power Supplies (what SMPS stands for that you happened to leave out). For example, at low load currents, SMPS is nominally worse than linear. Likewise, when input and output voltage are close, linear regulator performs better in effiency, introduces no AC noise, less complex (less supplemental components), and is probably cheaper. Horrible talk on SMPS and linear regulators. Not even sure if your PCB design is good, as im not going to watch it seeing as though you did no research for the beginning of your presentation.
He specifically mentions SMPS. If you bothered to watch the video before criticizing you would see that. The 60% efficient figure is "typical", aka a common example. Not set in stone.
@@mikek5206 read my comment once more. Never said he DIDNT talk about SMPS, he never spoke on the disadvantages. As for the efficiency argument, a linear regulators efficiency scales LINEARLY with application. The fact your sticking up for that ridiculous comment shows you too do not know what you're talking about, no offense. What I mean by that is if I regulate 6v to 3v, that is 50% efficient, half the energy is roughly wasted as heat. This assumes the bare minimum topology, no power save features. Likewise, 12v to 3v is less than 25% efficient. Big difference in efficiency for the same regulator based on application alone. That is why that comment makes 0 sense.
apollo guidance computer used a relatively simple PWM based switching supply as welll
hes kinda hot
9:46 - "Linear regulators are typically 60% efficiency". Ok, that sentence did not really help, as it would be hugely different depending on the ratio of input and output voltages.
Excellent, thank you! Layout examples were particularly helpful 👍
Great lecture
Awesome talk on switching power supplies! Perfect introduction to SMPS circuitry and design considerations.
Would really like to drink a beer with this guy! Nice vid!
The audience seems a little lost...wonder if they were expecting this kind of detail....an excellent presentation btw.
This program have a tool for change outline of component package?
I had this video bookmarked 5 years ago or something. Very few comments. This video is still monumental in pcb design.
at 37:00 i recognize that filter footprint ;) murata bnx02x www.murata.com/en-global/products/productdetail?partno=BNX022-01%23
for the layout example at 28:10 i would not have extended the vout copper pour under the inductor to minimize capacitive coupling from the switch node to the output, one could possibly even have a ground sliver under the inductor to further reduce the coupling, also be aware of inductor polarity for multilayer inductors, you would want the start of the winding (inside) towards the switch node
Fantastic presentation! Thanks
Thank you!
At 31:09 gate drive layout is shown. Having two paths from driver common pin to transistor source, will it form a ground loop? Moreover, ground plane is much wider, so current should follow this path, not a dedicated Kelvin trace. Or, maybe, I get something wrong?
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Hi, where are the other videos in this series? I looked at the Optimum Design Associates CZcams landing page and it doesn't even show this video there, let alone any parts previous or after this video.
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Great overview. This is the next level of informative video. Thanks.
Absolutely brilliant and very experienced guy to listen to. Good presentation skills, too. Thanks for this Scott!
i always assumed the electrical engineer laid out the pcb? i thought they went hand in hand. electrical Engineering and pcb design ...
This is so informative.. Thanks
I want to hear practices experiences from this video. Such a tech base , Engineers have been already known, I thinks so. In particular, In RF PCB design of practice.
Can you suggest a software to me for doing mix signal analysis. I have to design and POE++ device with Power Source side and PD controller side to power up high power LEDs like 70W. Client requires detailed simulation prior to making the hardware. I have seen LTSpice but it doesn't support micro-controllers. Candace tools are super expensive. ...what are my low cost options.
Think about this before taking a job next time, lol
I can't find the articles on the website he talks about in the beginning.
was there like two people in the audience?
Yeah, kinda shows something about who is interested in technology these days.
Maybe, but 50k people watched it.
great presentation, thanks.
Thanks for the nice presentation.
terrible sound, can't hear you on my laptop speakers hardly
Very informative video, thank you!
Great video! I have 1 question on the slide (at time 31:30) the "thermal pad" for the fet is connected to SW. How do you provide cooling for that fet and keep the SW node small?
This comment is really old but usually the thermal pad is not connected to anythjng
@@sain8827 Hi, I'm still alive ! :) The thermal pad in 99.9% of IC is connected to GND (or the lowest potential of the IC) and usually they specify that it should not be left floating. In this example with the IC in question is a fet, the thermal pad is also source connection and on Q1 you can see that it is connected to a big power/ground plane with plenty of thermal vias to spread the heat. I think my questions still stands, and Q2 has only a small area to cool, via its source connection.