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Signal Integrity: Via Stubs and Their Effects on Signal Attenuation and Data Transfer Rates
First, let's start with a few things to know about signal integrity and via stubs. A via stub is the part of a via which is not used for signal transmission. In the example depicted below, part A of the via is used for signal propagation from the conductor C1 on an outer layer to the conductor Cn on an inner layer. But part B of the via is extraneous – thus, the via stub in this case.
PCB Design
How to Reduce EMI to Improve Signal Integrity
EMI may be caused by unexpected radiated emissions as well as though interference conducted along cables and traces. ... more »
EMI and EMC
S-parameters Measurement Using a Vector Network Analyzer
Designing a board for operating frequencies higher than a few hundred MHz becomes challenging as it is difficult ... more »
Signal Integrity: Via Stubs and Their Effects on Signal Attenuation and Data Transfer Rates
First, let's start with a few things to know about signal integrity and via stubs. A via stub ... more »
PCB Design
How to Reduce EMI to Improve Signal Integrity
EMI may be caused by unexpected radiated emissions as well as though interference conducted along cables and traces. ... more »
EMI and EMC
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