PCB Simulation vs. Real Board - DC Currents and Voltage drop

Comparing results from the real boards with results from a simulation.
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- How Hot The PCB Tracks Can Get? • How Hot The PCB Tracks...
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[@mehdikhalfallah3056]

I'm an electronics engineer student from Tunisia, and this channel has a lot of rich and extraordinary lessons and knowledge, I going to refer this channel to my friends. watching your videos on daily basis from now on. keep up the hard work monsieur Robert.

[@RobertFeranec]

Thank you very much Mehdi

[@JeromeDemers]

This is awesome!! Thank you for taking the time to make those tests!

[@RobertFeranec]

Thank you very much Jerome

[@exincident]

Simply awesome - Cool Work. Thnx

[@RobertFeranec]

Thank you very much Shahid

[@Myclone]

why it burns close to the connections: the wires should help to remove heat, theoretically I would expect it would be colder there. Maybe it has to do with the copper/track thickness variation due to the board manufacturing process, namely the tracks are thinner ==> higher R ==> Higher power dissipated.

[@RobertFeranec]

Pietro, I still have not found out why. Thanks for your inside.

[@kushlavr]

It is very good lesson!
I don't know why traks burnout in this places, but I notice, that placing power wires close to board edge is bad idea :-)

[@mohammadrasulghasemi5050]

big like

[@huydangofficial2949]

hi, Robert Feranec. Can y tell me about software ( ex: install, document, ref,...) thank you so much! I'm from Vietnam

[@tenzincheonyi7489]

Which software are you using for the simulation?

[@RobertFeranec]

ADS Keysight: www.keysight.com/zz/en/products/software/pathwave-design-software/pathwave-advanced-design-system.html

[@tenzincheonyi7489]

Thank you

[@massimomantovan8446]

@@RobertFeranec Interesting video, very good!! This sw is it very expensive?

[@RobertFeranec]

@@massimomantovan8446 Thank you. I asked about price and I didn't get any specific number. But I believe it is not cheap ... my feeling is in thousands - ten thousands

[@massimomantovan8446]

@@RobertFeranec 😱😱... Thanks 😉

[@amoghjain]

hii, thank you so much for such detailed videos. I was however, hoping that the simulation is also able to determine the temperature of the copper tracks from ambient temperature provided by the user, instead of expecting a feedback, as the temperature of copper is dependent on the input current, isnt it?

[@RobertFeranec]

Thank you Amogh Jain. PS: Yeah, I also thought about that, but I guess it is not so simple to calculate.

[@samadm9646]

hi , could you provide me the way to design walkie talkie pcb and schematic file
and i want to translate your advanced hardware course

[@zoucolin1259]

hi，Robert Feranec，can U present a video about how sigrity 3Dfem work

[@RobertFeranec]

I planing to make more simulation videos (maybe also in Sigrity)

[@zoucolin1259]

@@RobertFeranec perfect！！！