Interactive PCB layout design system for EMC/EMI minimisation

Most current printed circuit board (PCB) place and routing tools are used to accelerate the placement and routing tasks in PCB design. However, a major weakness in PCB software is the failure to account for electromagnetic interference (EMI) problems. To overcome this, a human expert is thus require...

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Main Author: Han, Yi.
Other Authors: Ooi, Tian Hock
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Published: 2010
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spelling sg-ntu-dr.10356-389842023-07-04T15:27:04Z Interactive PCB layout design system for EMC/EMI minimisation Han, Yi. Ooi, Tian Hock School of Electrical and Electronic Engineering DRNTU::Engineering::Electrical and electronic engineering::Electronic systems Most current printed circuit board (PCB) place and routing tools are used to accelerate the placement and routing tasks in PCB design. However, a major weakness in PCB software is the failure to account for electromagnetic interference (EMI) problems. To overcome this, a human expert is thus required to layout the PCB manually. To be effective, PCB layout software must be able to account for electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) requirements. The purpose of the study is to replace human expert by incorporating artificial intelligence (AI) into the existing PCB layout software with the aim to minimize possible EMI problems in design of PCBs. This is done by using the customized Integration Menu to integrate the developed add-on modules (Circuit Recognition, Circuit Partition, Board Partition, Component Placement, Knowledge-base( 1) for Placement, Knowledge-base(2) for Routing) and the existing Mentor Graphics Board Station PCB system to form the PCBDEMC system. Master of Engineering 2010-05-21T03:38:41Z 2010-05-21T03:38:41Z 1997 1997 Thesis http://hdl.handle.net/10356/38984 NANYANG TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY 163 p. application/pdf
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Han, Yi.
Interactive PCB layout design system for EMC/EMI minimisation
description Most current printed circuit board (PCB) place and routing tools are used to accelerate the placement and routing tasks in PCB design. However, a major weakness in PCB software is the failure to account for electromagnetic interference (EMI) problems. To overcome this, a human expert is thus required to layout the PCB manually. To be effective, PCB layout software must be able to account for electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) requirements. The purpose of the study is to replace human expert by incorporating artificial intelligence (AI) into the existing PCB layout software with the aim to minimize possible EMI problems in design of PCBs. This is done by using the customized Integration Menu to integrate the developed add-on modules (Circuit Recognition, Circuit Partition, Board Partition, Component Placement, Knowledge-base( 1) for Placement, Knowledge-base(2) for Routing) and the existing Mentor Graphics Board Station PCB system to form the PCBDEMC system.
author2 Ooi, Tian Hock
author_facet Ooi, Tian Hock
Han, Yi.
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author Han, Yi.
author_sort Han, Yi.
title Interactive PCB layout design system for EMC/EMI minimisation
title_short Interactive PCB layout design system for EMC/EMI minimisation
title_full Interactive PCB layout design system for EMC/EMI minimisation
title_fullStr Interactive PCB layout design system for EMC/EMI minimisation
title_full_unstemmed Interactive PCB layout design system for EMC/EMI minimisation
title_sort interactive pcb layout design system for emc/emi minimisation
publishDate 2010
url http://hdl.handle.net/10356/38984
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