Showing posts with label High Speed Board Design. Show all posts
Showing posts with label High Speed Board Design. Show all posts
Thursday, 22 September 2016
Wednesday, 7 September 2016
Class 19: Balanced Differential Signalling
Class 19: Balanced Differential Signalling:
1. For Balanced transmission system, the signals should be routed close to each other.
2. Equal Length.
1. Different type differential signal routing is shown in the above picture.
- Microstrip
- Stripline
- Stripline (Broadside coupled)
1. For the High speed interface it is recommended to route the differential referenced to GND on both side. (Ideal case - electrical validation boards).
2. Length matching tolerances as per the standard guideline
3. Avoid multiple vias on the paths to reduce the impedance mismatch.
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Thursday, 16 June 2016
Class 18 : Differential Signalling Part 3
Advantages and Drawbacks of Differential Signalling:
Advantages of differential Signalling:
- Noise insertion to the Single ended and differential signal is shown above.
- Noise coupling will get cancelled @ the receiver for differential signal
- Differential signals are having low voltage level. So radiation level is less on the differential signal.
Drawbacks on the Differential Signal:
- Need additional wiring.
- High cost and extra circuits
- Additional routing requirements.
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Tuesday, 14 June 2016
Class 17: Differential Signalling - Part 2
Class 17: Differential Signalling - Part 2
Noise Margin in Single Ended Signals:
- Single ended signals are distorted by the spurious noise easily.
- Noise margin for the 5V single ended signals shown above.
- Noise margin is high for the single ended signals.
- Latest technology using the low voltage and high speed signals.
- Voltage gone down to 0.8V and
- Differentiall signalling is suitable for the low voltage and high speed signal requirement
Advantages of the Differential Signalling:
- Low voltage swing
- Small noise margin
- High Data rate
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