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High-Speed Signal Propagation[c] Advanced Black Magic
Authors: Johnson H., Graham M.
Published year: 2005
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Prentice Hall Modern Semiconductor Design Series
Preface
Note from the Author
Topics Covered
How This Book Is Organized
Prerequisites
Relation to Prior Books
Acknowledgements
Notational Conventions
Contacting the Author
Glossary of Special Symbols
Units and Special Constants
Time-Dependent and Frequency-Dependent Variables
Transmission-Line Parameters
AC-Transmission-Line Parameters Specified at Frequency w
Material Parameters
General Notation
Chapter 1. Fundamentals
1.1 Impedance of Linear, Time-Invariant, Lumped-Element Circuits
1.2 Power Ratios
1.3 Rules of Scaling
1.4 The Concept of Resonance
1.5 Extra for Experts: Maximal Linear System Response to a Digital Input
Chapter 2. Transmission Line Parameters
2.1 Telegrapher s Equations
2.2 Derivation of Telegrapher s Equations
2.3 Ideal Transmission Line
2.4 DC Resistance
2.5 DC Conductance
2.6 Skin Effect
2.7 Skin-Effect Inductance
2.8 Modeling Internal Impedance
2.9 Concentric-Ring Skin-Effect Model
2.10 Proximity Effect
2.11 Surface Roughness
2.12 Dielectric Effects
2.13 Impedance in Series with the Return Path
2.14 Slow-Wave Mode On-Chip
Chapter 3. Performance Regions
3.1 Signal Propagation Model
3.2 Hierarchy of Regions
3.3 Necessary Mathematics: Input Impedance and Transfer Function
3.4 Lumped-Element Region
3.5 RC Region
3.6 LC Region (Constant-Loss Region)
3.7 Skin-Effect Region
3.8 Dielectric Loss Region
3.9 Waveguide Dispersion Region
3.10 Summary of Breakpoints Between Regions
3.11 Equivalence Principle for Transmission Media
3.12 Scaling Copper Transmission Media
3.13 Scaling Multimode Fiber-Optic Cables
3.14 Linear Equalization: Long Backplane Trace Example
3.15 Adaptive Equalization: Accelerant Networks Transceiver
Chapter 4. Frequency-Domain Modeling
4.1 Going Nonlinear
4.2 Approximations to the Fourier Transform
4.3 Discrete Time Mapping
4.4 Other Limitations of the FFT
4.5 Normalizing the Output of an FFT Routine
4.6 Useful Fourier Transform-Pairs
4.7 Effect of Inadequate Sampling Rate
4.8 Implementation of Frequency-Domain Simulation
4.9 Embellishments
4.10 Checking the Output of Your FFT Routine
Chapter 5. Pcb (printed-circuit board) Traces
5.1 Pcb Signal Propagation
5.2 Limits to Attainable Distance
5.3 Pcb Noise and Interference
5.4 Pcb Connectors
5.5 Modeling Vias
5.6 The Future of On-Chip Interconnections
Chapter 6. Differential Signaling
6.1 Single-Ended Circuits
6.2 Two-Wire Circuits
6.3 Differential Signaling

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