跟踪電阻計算器

A trace resistance calculator is a tool used to calculate the resistance of a trace on a printed circuit board (PCB). A trace is a conductive path on a PCB that carries electrical signals between components.

The resistance of a trace on a PCB depends on several factors, including the width and thickness of the trace, the length of the trace, and the resistivity of the trace material. The trace resistance calculator takes these factors into account and provides an estimate of the resistance of the trace.

To use a trace resistance calculator, you typically input the width and thickness of the trace, the length of the trace, and the resistivity of the trace material. The calculator then uses a formula to calculate the resistance of the trace based on these parameters.

One commonly used formula for calculating the resistance of a trace on a PCB is:
R = ρ × L / A

where R is the resistance of the trace in ohms, ρ is the resistivity of the trace material in ohm-meters, L is the length of the trace in meters, and A is the cross-sectional area of the trace in square meters.

Using a trace resistance calculator can help ensure that the traces on a PCB are designed to meet the required specifications. By optimizing the width and thickness of the traces, and taking into account the length of the trace and the resistivity of the trace material, you can design a PCB that can operate reliably and with minimal signal loss.