Signal Integrity Issues and Printed Circuit Board Design by Douglas Brooks

Signal Integrity Issues and Printed Circuit Board Design Douglas Brooks ebook
Format: djvu
Page: 409
Publisher: Prentice Hall International
ISBN: 013141884X, 9780131418844

This tutorial discusses proper printed-circuit board (PCB) grounding for mixed-signal designs. I don't know of a good reference that addresses all the issues. Rather, it is used to board (PCB). Historically, design engineers have used signal integrity (SI) testing as a key part of the design and development involved, it is rarely the first tool used to detect a system failure or problem. If it falls short, timing or signal improvements can be made. A router can also possibly create routes that are not acceptable for your board. The article goes into current path theory, and provides tips on how to improve your signal integrity in mixed signal devices. With the integrated capture, simulation and layout environment of the National Instruments Circuit Design Suite, engineers have a complete PCB design and validation environment. PCB design is mostly about signal integrity, controlled impedance lines, EM coupling, and supply decoupling. For most applications a simple method without cuts in the ground plane Later, we describe how to place components and route signal traces to minimize problems with crosstalk. An angle maybe too acute for your application, causing issues with signal integrity, and therefore should be taken into consideration when defining the board. Wi be able to resolve an appropriate solution. These captures can be compared to simulation or device specifications to determine whether the device meets those specifications, and whether it has an adequate timing margin.