RF Design Challenges for PCB: Are We Ready for IoT?
Overview
The Internet of Things (IoT) is not a new topic to many; however, the rapidly changing wireless technology used in IoT devices may be. Billions of new IoT devices will be coming online in the next few years, and 5G technologies will be the foundation for the design of devices like smartphones, tablets, laptops, and wearables. This presents new design challenges: What do I need to use for board materials? What type of antenna do I need to use? What are the requirements for PCB design? All these and many more are concerns you will need to start investigating and finding solutions to in order to successfully design your first- or next-generation wireless device.
You may be thinking PCB materials will be your biggest concern. Depending on the device you’re creating and communication protocol you will be using, the carrier frequency you'll need to use could range from 6 GHz up to 80 GHz. This means that how you define your board stack-up, place components, route traces, and where you place vias will pose as much of a challenge as choosing materials if you want your design to work properly.
During this webinar, we will provide tool requirements and design techniques that will help you on your path to designing your next-generation wireless product.
What You Will Learn
- RF design practices for first-pass success
- Tools required to make the design process less painful
- Modern layout techniques for 5G wireless
Who Should Attend
- PCB designers
- Electrical engineers
- CAD managers
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What
Web Seminar: RF Design Challenges for PCB: Are We Ready for IoT?
When
Wednesday the 14th of August, 2019
Where
Online
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