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Secrets of PCB Optimization with Rick Hartley

Rick Hartley is former senior principal engineer for L-3 Avionics Systems and current principal of RHartley Enterprises, where he serves as an international consultant on signal integrity and EMI issues. With more than 50 years of experience in the industry, the majority of Rick’s career has been spent working in aircraft avionics, telecommunications, and PC boards, and specializing in suppressing noise in analog, RF, and digital circuits. Rick joins Judy on the OnTrack podcast to discuss everything from copper balance and sizing your boards for maximum producibility and minimum cost, to his upcoming presentation at AltiumLive 2020 and his contribution to PCB West’s upcoming virtual conference. Best not to miss this one! Check out the show notes and additional resources here: https://bit.ly/3aybViy Download the podcast here: https://bit.ly/3g3Szml Altium 365 Podcast Listener Discount 👉 https://bit.ly/37ScvpM Jump to Show Highlights: 01:44 Introduction to Rick Hartley 02:50 How Rick navigated the challenges of decreasing rise times 04:30 Rick’s upcoming live presentation at AltiumLive 2020 05:50 Sizing boards for producibility and minimal cost 06:50 Extreme reactions to unexpected cost minimization measures 12:53 Hard learned lessons in copper balance 15:02 Predicting disconnects between fabricator and engineer 16:40 Quantity vs Quality: taking control of your fabricator choices 18:55 The impact of footprints on the ability to assemble 23:38 How and why the PCEA was formed 26:09 PCB West’s upcoming virtual conference 28:45 It’s free, free, free! Details on AltiumLive 2020 Join the PCB Design Community and Listen to the OnTrack Podcast. Podcast Homepage: https://www.altium.com/podcast To subscribe on iTunes: https://goo.gl/uVnqMx Or subscribe on any of your favorite Podcast Apps. Follow Altium on Twitter:   / altium   Follow Altium on Linkedin:   / altium   Follow Altium on Facebook:   / altiumofficial   #weengineertogether