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EPISODE · Oct 18, 2022 · 34 MIN

Growing RF Interconnect Design Challenges and Solutions

from The EEcosystem Podcast · host Judy Warner

Increasing frequencies and shrinking footprints that continue to emerge between RF connectors and PCBs require awareness around new design considerations and available solutions. In this conversation with Jim Alexander and Pete Robertson of Samtec, they offer critical insight and expertise relative to this subject matter. Samtec has shared a free downloadable white paper for The EEcosystem Community at https://theecosystem.com   Links Wideband Launches: More than Footprints on PCBs White paper Samtec brochure: Magnum RF https://www2.samtec.com/eecosystem/ebrochure/magnum-rf Samtec RF Catalog https://www2.samtec.com/eecosystem/rf-catalog   For SI/PI/EMI News and Technical Resources and to register for a free subscription visit the Signal Integrity Journal today.   For free Technical Resources and to Learn more about Keysight Pathwave EDA Software Solutions visit their homepage now.   For quality general purpose instruments for Every Bench. Every Engineer. Every Day. Visit the SIGLENT website.   For Custom RF and MW PCBs visit the Transline Technology Website to learn more. For PCB Fabrication Expertise visit Summit Interconnect

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