High-Speed Signal Propagation: Advanced Black Magic

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"High-Speed Signal Propagation: Advanced Black Magic" is a technical book that explains the theory and practical design techniques for high-speed digital circuits, focusing on signal integrity, transmission lines, and electromagnetic effects in modern electronic systems.

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instanceOf electronics textbook ⓘ
non-fiction book ⓘ
technical book ⓘ
appliesTo high-speed digital interfaces ⓘ
modern electronic systems ⓘ
printed circuit boards ⓘ
coversAspect design rules for high-speed layouts ⓘ
frequency-domain behavior of digital signals ⓘ
lossy and dispersive lines ⓘ
mitigation of signal integrity problems ⓘ
modeling of interconnects as transmission lines ⓘ
time-domain behavior of digital signals ⓘ
focusesOn practical design techniques ⓘ
theory of high-speed signal propagation ⓘ
goal to help readers design robust high-speed digital circuits ⓘ
hasSubject S-parameters ⓘ
SPICE simulation ⓘ
TDR measurements ⓘ
crosstalk ⓘ
differential signaling ⓘ
digital system design ⓘ
electromagnetic compatibility ⓘ
electromagnetic effects ⓘ
electromagnetic interference ⓘ
field solvers ⓘ
grounding techniques ⓘ
high-speed digital circuits ⓘ
impedance matching ⓘ
interconnect design ⓘ
jitter ⓘ
layer stackup design ⓘ
measurement techniques ⓘ
oscilloscope usage ⓘ
power distribution networks ⓘ
printed circuit board design ⓘ
reflections in transmission lines ⓘ
return current paths ⓘ
signal integrity ⓘ
skew ⓘ
terminations ⓘ
timing analysis ⓘ
transmission lines ⓘ
via design ⓘ
intendedAudience electrical engineers ⓘ
hardware designers ⓘ
signal integrity engineers ⓘ
students of electronic engineering ⓘ
language English ⓘ

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