Test Coverage Report: See PCB Test Gaps Fast
Maximum test coverage at a glanceHow confident are you that your assembly is truly tested? The Test Coverage Report in PCB-Investigator turns test data into an immediate visual overview, showing…
Maximum test coverage at a glanceHow confident are you that your assembly is truly tested? The Test Coverage Report in PCB-Investigator turns test data into an immediate visual overview, showing…
Why impedance is a first-class design parameterAs signal speeds increase and transmission frequencies climb, PCB design becomes less forgiving. For high-speed traces, impedance is no longer something you check at…
Component selection is no longer only a design taskFor PCB teams, the real challenge is not just choosing the right part technically. It is making sure that the part is…
When the layout is nearly done, the real data prep startsIn PCB work, a design is often not truly finished when routing is complete. Before analysis, release, or fabrication, teams…
Turn scattered PCB data into a clear design reportIn many PCB projects, the critical information is already there — it is just spread across CAD data, analysis results, and repeated…
The best PCB tools do not just answer questionsThey help engineers ask the right ones. That is the real difference between a simple viewer and a true analysis platform in…
Late detection is what makes PCB errors expensiveThe most costly PCB defects are often not created on the production line. They start weeks earlier in the layout phase, where a…
Keep impedance under control in high-speed PCB designsAs data rates rise and edge speeds get faster, controlled impedance becomes a design constraint rather than a nice-to-have. Even small deviations in…
Training that matches real engineering needsWhether you are just getting started with PCB-Investigator or already use PCB analysis tools every day, the right training makes a measurable difference. It shortens…
AOI problems usually start in the layoutIf an automated optical inspection system cannot see a pin, the root cause is often not the line—it is the PCB design. Tight component…