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WEBINAR | JUNE 9, 2021




WEBINAR: XFDTD'S TRANSIENT EM/CIRCUIT CO-SIMULATION FOR TVS DIODE ESD PROTECTION

Source: Remcom, Inc.

With aggressive increase in the use of electronic systems today, damage due to
electrostatic discharge (ESD) poses a higher threat to device safety and
reliability.  Exposed USB and HDMI ports, antennas, touchscreen display, keypad,
etc. are subjected to transients triggered by human contact or charged objects
and can lead to catastrophic or latent damage to system components.  Further,
complex hardware designed for 5G applications creates new challenges for
engineers to handle ESD.  A well-proven methodology to protect circuits from
such destructive events is to use transient voltage suppressor (TVS) diodes. 

Remcom’s XFdtd empowers ESD engineers to simulate TVS diodes and finalize
protection circuitry for their products in the early stages of design. This
improves product reliability and lowers cost by reducing the design engineering
cycle time.  In this webinar, learn how XFdtd's transient EM/circuit
co-simulation effectively resolves ESD vulnerabilities earlier in the design
process and prevents future certification setbacks.



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TVS diodes are solid-state PN junction diodes used for protecting sensitive
semiconductors from transient voltage damage like noise, transient spikes, etc.
They are constructed with large cross-sectional area junctions for absorbing
high transient currents.  In case of an overvoltage event, these diodes shunt
most of the ESD transient to ground and keep the voltage to a minimum across the
parts to be protected. 

Key Takeaways:

 * Learn the background of TVS diode usage
 * Introduction to finite-difference time-domain (FDTD)
 * Introduction to nonlinear circuit solvers
 * Introduction to embedded EM/circuit co-simulation
 * Learn how to perform ESD simulation in XFdtd
 * Learn how to import TVS diode models and set up an XFdtd simulation
 * View output from a simulation containing a TVS diode that suppresses ESD
   strikes




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 * REMCOM ANNOUNCES ELECTROSTATIC DISCHARGE TESTING AND DAMAGE PREDICTION IN
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 * SIMULATION OF ELECTROSTATIC DISCHARGE (ESD) TESTING WITH XFDTD
   
   XFdtd enables engineers to identify potential locations and components at
   risk of dielectric breakdown. This presentation summarizes XFdtd's collection
   of features to mitigate ESD risk.

 * ELECTROSTATIC DISCHARGE (ESD) TESTING SIMULATION
   
   Electrostatic discharge testing is utilized worldwide by electronics
   manufacturers to determine the ESD susceptibility of their devices. It is
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 * REMCOM ANNOUNCES 5G ANTENNA ARRAY DESIGN FEATURES IN XFDTD ELECTROMAGNETIC
   SIMULATION SOFTWARE

 * WEBINAR: XFDTD’S SCHEMATIC EDITOR FOR MATCHING NETWORK & CORPORATE FEED
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 * BROCHURE: ESD TESTING SIMULATION IN XFDTD

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