Uploaded November 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
As data rates increase, so do the demands on PCB design. To ensure that signals are transmitted on the PCB without distortion, the impedance requirements of the assembly or application must be properly considered in the PCB design.
In this webinar, we will show how an impedance-defined stackup is created based on simulation results and electrical boundary conditions – a stackup precisely matched to the required impedance. The key lies in careful design and manufacturing, including verification through electrical measurements on test coupons when needed.
Building on this foundation, we will demonstrate how Design for Manufacturing (DfM) and tolerance management can improve production.
Join our webinar on November 12, 2025, at 11:00 a.m., and learn about:
- The fundamentals of impedance and signal integrity
- How to create an impedance-defined stackup for the technologies
- BASIC
- MICROVIA.hdi and
- STARR.flex
- Design for Manufacturing and tolerance considerations
- Practical tips and tricks from the field
- When to switch to high-speed base materials
- A look at special applications, such as impedance in antenna structures
Gain a comprehensive understanding of different PCB technologies and their specific requirements – all from a holistic perspective: Impedance is for everyone!
You can find the presentation for the webinar on our website:
we-online.com/webinar-archive-pcbs
Follow Würth Elektronik on:
LinkedIn: linkedin.com/company/wuerth-elektronik-group
Facebook: facebook.com/Wuerth.Elektronik.Group
Instagram: instagram.com/we_group
More information about Würth Elektronik CBT: we-online.com/pcb
As data rates increase, so do the demands on PCB design. To ensure that signals are transmitted on the PCB without distortion, the impedance requirements of the assembly or application must be properly considered in the PCB design.
In this webinar, we will show how an impedance-defined stackup is created based on simulation results and electrical boundary conditions – a stackup precisely matched to the required impedance. The key lies in careful design and manufacturing, including verification through electrical measurements on test coupons when needed.
Building on this foundation, we will demonstrate how Design for Manufacturing (DfM) and tolerance management can improve production.
Join our webinar on November 12, 2025, at 11:00 a.m., and learn about:
- The fundamentals of impedance and signal integrity
- How to create an impedance-defined stackup for the technologies
- BASIC
- MICROVIA.hdi and
- STARR.flex
- Design for Manufacturing and tolerance considerations
- Practical tips and tricks from the field
- When to switch to high-speed base materials
- A look at special applications, such as impedance in antenna structures
Gain a comprehensive understanding of different PCB technologies and their specific requirements – all from a holistic perspective: Impedance is for everyone!
You can find the presentation for the webinar on our website:
we-online.com/webinar-archive-pcbs
Follow Würth Elektronik on:
LinkedIn: linkedin.com/company/wuerth-elektronik-group
Facebook: facebook.com/Wuerth.Elektronik.Group
Instagram: instagram.com/we_group
More information about Würth Elektronik CBT: we-online.com/pcb
