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Hi,
Please let me know what the best circuit simulator (analog and digital) is. Also, the diagrams are to be shown in simulator.
Thanks in advance.
Regards,
Tenny Thomas
Hi,
What is the procedure of testing the PCB by the PCB assembler when it is finished or it is mounted with all the components (not bareboard testing) ?
What is its significance?
Thanks in advance..
Regards,
Tenny Thomas
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What are the spacing between vias and the size of via for via stitching on either side of a 50 ohm 2.4GHz RF track (coplanar with ground plane)?
Thanks in advance.
Via stitching takes place along a 50 ohm 2.4GHz RF track (coplanar with ground plane). Is there any guidelines for the via eg. separation between vias, size of via etc.?
Thanks in advance
Re: RF Impedance
I want to know whether i can place impedance matching ckt on the module board before the non RF connector OR on the other board before the antenna. Which one is a must?
Thanks in advance.
Re: RF Impedance
Please find attached the picture.
The impedance of the antenna on the other board is 50 ohm. I think that the non RF connector would introduce a change in impedance. How to set this connector to 50 ohm?
Thanks in advance.
Re: RF Impedance
In my project, no RF connector (50 ohm) is used. But an ordinary connector (through hole) is used for soldering both module board and other board. Please suggest on this.
Thanks in advance.
Re: RF Impedance
Thanks for the reply.
The module (WLAN + Bluetooth) is connected to 50 ohm 2.4 GHz antenna (on the other board) via the connector through the 50 ohm (impedance) RF trace.
Will this connector introduce a change in impedance?
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