Fundamentals of Laying Out PC boards

Overview:
Laying out the circuit board is one of the last steps in the design process and quite often doesn't get the attention it deserves, and high speed applications can significantly affect circuit performance if not done correctly. This webcast will cover the ins and outs of PCB design and layout, in a practical and straight forward approach. The presentation is packed with useful information accumulated with tips, tricks and techniques that can easily be implemented into your next design to help improve overall circuit and system performance.

Who should attend?
This webcast is a "must see" for students and those new to PCB design, especially for those concerned with high-speed circuitry.  It will also be a good refresher to those experienced in layout.

Presenter:
John Ardizzoni, High Speed Amplifiers Product Manager, ADI
John started at Analog Devices in 2002, as an Application Engineer in the High Speed Amplifier group. Prior to joining Analog Devices John worked for IBM, in RFIC applications and at M/A-COM for 20 years. John is also co-author of Analog Devices Rarely Asked Questions (RAQ's) column. John has over 30 years experience in the electronics industry, and has authored numerous articles and design ideas.