International Series in Electronics and Communication: Signal Integrity Analysis

Author: Bergeron,
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: This book comprehensively discusses signal integrity issues, employing an introductory approach that allows readers to easily grasp the essence of how physical interconnects affect electrical performance, enabling them to quickly master signal integrity design techniques. The author highlights the root causes of signal integrity problems from a practical perspective, particularly providing solutions for issues identified in the early design stages. The main content includes:
- Introduction to Signal Integrity and Physical Design
- The Practical Meaning of Bandwidth, Inductance, and Characteristic Impedance
- Analysis of Resistance, Capacitance, Inductance, and Impedance
- Four Practical Techniques to Address Signal Integrity Problems: Rule of Thumb, Analytical Approximation, Numerical Simulation, and Practical Measurement
- The Impact of Physical Interconnect Design on Signal Integrity
- Solutions Hidden Behind Mathematical Derivations
- Recommended Design Guidelines for Improving Signal Integrity
Typically, most similar books devote significant to rigorous theoretical derivations and mathematical descriptions, whereas this book emphasizes intuitive understanding, practical tools, and engineering practices.