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Why PCBs Respin and How to Stop It: Checks During Design

Part 2 of 5

Respins: Catch Errors at the Cheapest Stage

Planted errors, caught while the design is still on screen.

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Date
Thursday, 10 December 2026
Format
Online, live webinar
Speakers
Ranjith Kumar Jadam, Sampath Radha Krishna & Bhavana Deevi (GSAS)
Cost
Free

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A respin means another fabrication run and lost weeks. Part 2 covers where errors enter a design, why each later stage costs more to fix, and what checking during design means in practice, with real errors planted on the series’ edge AI board and caught live.

This is Part 2 of 5 in the GSAS EDA Insights Series Webinars, PCB Design edition. Every session uses the same edge AI board, designed in Siemens Xpedition for the series, and includes a live demo.

What’s covered

  • Where errors enter a design, and why each later stage costs more to fix.
  • What checking during design means in practice for signal, power and manufacturing, using Xpedition with HyperLynx analysis.
  • Live catches on the edge AI board: a DDR topology issue at schematic, DC drop on the SoC core rail, a manufacturing defect before release, and an electrical rule violation.

Who should attend

PCB and hardware design engineers, signal and power integrity engineers, design leads and ECAD managers.

Session time

ItemDetail
DateThursday 10 December 2026
Time3:30 to 4:30 PM IST
Format50 minutes of presentation and live demo in Siemens Xpedition, then 10 minutes of Q&A
CostFree, registration required
RecordingSlides and recording emailed to all registrants after the session

Ranjith Kumar Jadam, Technical Director and Solution Architect, presents with Sampath Radha Krishna and Bhavana Deevi, Field Application Engineers. All three are from GSAS.

The full series

  1. AI in PCB Design: What Works Today and How Reliable It Is, Thu 3 Dec
  2. Why PCBs Respin and How to Stop It: Checks During Design (this session)
  3. Designing PCBs for Edge AI: DDR, PCIe and HDI, Thu 17 Dec
  4. Multi-Board Systems: Rigid-Flex and ECAD-MCAD Co-Design, Thu 7 Jan
  5. Moving from Altium or KiCad to Xpedition: What Transfers and What Changes, Thu 14 Jan

Each part has its own registration. Can’t make it live? Register anyway and we will send you the slides and the recording. For an overview of all five parts, see the series announcement.

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Frequently asked questions

When is Why PCBs Respin and How to Stop It: Checks During Design, in IST?
Thursday 10 December 2026, 3:30 to 4:30 PM IST. The presentation and live demo run 3:30 to 4:20 PM, and questions run 4:20 to 4:30 PM.
Do I need to register for each part of the series separately?
Yes. Each of the five parts has its own registration. Register for every part you want to attend. You receive a confirmation email with the joining link for each one.
Can I get the recording if I can't attend live?
Yes. Register anyway. After the session we email the slides and the recording to everyone who registered, whether or not they attended.
Who presents this session?
Ranjith Kumar Jadam, Technical Director and Solution Architect, with Sampath Radha Krishna and Bhavana Deevi, Field Application Engineers. All three are from GSAS Micro Systems, Siemens EDA partner in India.