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Estimating high speed circuit interconnect performance

R.A. Sainati, +1 more
- 01 Apr 1989 - 
- Vol. 36, Iss: 4, pp 533-541
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In this paper, a technique requiring a minimum of computational effort is presented for providing engineering estimates of the effect of package mismatch, line loss, and crosstalk on the time-domain performance.
Abstract
A technique requiring a minimum of computational effort is presented for providing engineering estimates of the effect of package mismatch, line loss, and crosstalk. The technique entails modifying the Fourier series of a symmetrical trapezoid (which serves as a reasonable approximation to an actual digital signal) by transfer functions representing mismatch, loss, or crosstalk. Transfer functions are introduced which utilize frequently-domain data (measured or calculated) and provide the necessary transition to the time-domain performance. Sample calculations are given along with an interpretation of the results. >

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