Should you actually apply manual termination in your high-speed designs? To answer this question, Tech Consultant Zach Peterson explores routing and termination methods, GPIOs, SPI, RF circuits, and more.

Zach explores when and how to use termination resistors, diving into digital interfaces with and without impedance specifications. From on-die termination to critical length rules, impedance matching, and considerations for SPI, GPIO, and RF circuits, this video provides a comprehensive guide for designers.

Whether you're a seasoned pro or just getting started, Zach's expertise and practical advice will enhance your understanding of high-speed design. Don't miss out—subscribe, like, and leave your comments for more engaging content.

0:00 Intro
0:33 When to Use Termination Resistors
6:10 Termination Resistors, GPIOs, & SPIs
9:55 RF Circuits?

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