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Tyler Huddleston is a Signal Integrity and Power Integrity engineer with a background in high-speed digital applications. He enjoys exploring the boundaries of hardware design, from PCB layout to system-level modeling, and shares practical insights from real-world debugging and validation. Outside of engineering, he’s passionate about music and building instruments.
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Aug 7, 2025 ∙ 15 min
Understanding S-Parameter Causality in ADS for Signal and Power Integrity
When we teach about S-parameters and modeling, someone never fails to ask “What is causality?” or “What happens if a model isn’t causal?” Our go-to explanation is that it's a cause and effect thing: a system is causal if its output doesn’t respond before its input changes. In a causal universe, the light shouldn't turn on before you flip the switch. This seems straightforward. After all, if you're modeling or measuring a physical system — say, interconnects between a driver and receiver —...
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Apr 22, 2025 ∙ 6 min
MXO5 & S10 Measurement Tips for Large Signal Phenomena with TPSM828393 PDN
Transient voltage responses of a PDN subjected to periodic step loads. Large signal measurements are essential to Power Distribution...
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