20H principle

Provide a detailed explanation of the five key design challenges in PCB development.

The 20H principle in PCB design recommends maintaining a 20H distance between the power and ground layers to reduce electromagnetic interference and enhance EMC performance by confining the electric field within the ground layer.

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What are the five most common challenges encountered in PCB design?

To improve PCB EMC performance, techniques such as reducing the power layer size to confine electric fields within the ground plane, adhering to the 3W and 20H principles, and using appropriate methods for separating analog and digital grounds, including 0-ohm resistors, magnetic beads, and capacitors, can effectively reduce interference and enhance signal integrity.

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What are the common issues encountered in PCB layout and design?

The 20H principle in PCB design involves reducing the distance between the power and ground layers to enhance electromagnetic compatibility, while the 3W principle requires trace spacing to be three times the trace width; additionally, signal lines are classified into microstrip and strip lines, each with unique characteristics and challenges, as well as strategies for managing analog and digital grounds effectively.

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