Practical Considerations in the Modeling and Characterization of Printed-Circuit Board Wiring

The importance of increased accuracy in modeling and characterization of printed-circuit board wiring is highlighted through practical examples. Recommendations are given regarding model causality, bandwidth, measurement methodology improvement for both production-level and offline monitoring of impedance, roughness, and dielectric loss and their significance for system design, performance, delivery, and cost is discussed.

By: A. Deutsch; R. Krabbenhoft; C. W. Surovic; T-M. Winkel; C. Schuster; Y. Kwark; E. Klink

Published in: RC23840 in 2005

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