High-speed digital design

Author: Johnson
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: This book is one of the best references for learning and mastering high-speed digital circuit design. It is recognized as one of the most valuable textbooks in the fields of signal integrity and EMC. The author focuses on fundamental theories, simplifying complex mathematical derivations, and provides detailed yet easy-to-understand analysis. It covers many valuable basic concepts in signal integrity and discusses testing methods that are rarely addressed in other materials, such as the distributed inductance and capacitance of circuit traces, which are highly practical and valuable. Of course, this book cannot cover everything, but the problem-solving methods presented are greatly beneficial for practical applications. It is a classic work in the field of signal integrity, with the English edition having been reprinted nearly 20 times. The book combines digital and analog circuit theories, offering in-depth yet accessible discussions and research on signal integrity and EMC issues in high-speed digital system design. It includes not only practical information on EMC in high-speed digital design but also many valuable testing techniques. Additionally, the book provides detailed discussions on transmission lines, clock skew and jitter, termination, vias, and other topics related to signal integrity. This book is easy to understand and serves as a valuable reference for high-speed digital designers. It strongly combines theory with practical methods, making it suitable for professionals engaged in analog and digital circuit design. It can also serve as a teaching reference for students and teachers in relevant fields at universities and colleges. For system architects, EMC experts, and professionals in printed circuit board design and layout, this book is also an extremely valuable reference.