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Title:
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High-speed signal termination analysis using a co-simulation approach.
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Author:
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Chang, Richard Weng Yew.; See, Kye Yak.; Soh, Wei Shan.; Oswal, Manish.; Wang, Lin Biao.
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Copyright year:
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2009 |
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Abstract:
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Matched terminations of high-speed digital buses
have long been the focus of high-speed board design. With
increasing edge rates, proper bus termination has become even
more crucial in today’s high-speed PCB interconnect design.
Using a co-simulation approach, the 3D electromagnetic (EM)
effects of high-speed interconnects and the circuit behavioral
IBIS models of active devices are combined to investigate highspeed
clock termination designs. Such an approach allows the
high-frequency effects to be taken into account and therefore
yields good accuracy for realistic high-speed board. A practical
example is demonstrated based on the co-simulation approach. |
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Subject:
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DRNTU::Engineering::Electrical and electronic engineering::Electronic systems::Signal processing. |
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Type:
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Conference Paper |
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Conference name:
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IEEE International Symposium on Integrated Circuits (12th:2009:Singapore) |
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School:
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School of Electrical and Electronic Engineering |
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Related Organization:
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Guided Systems Division, DSO National Laboratories |
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Rights:
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Version:
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Published version |
