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Studies on crosstalk between microstrips

Xiaohua Su, Yinghong Wen

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Abstract

Crosstalk is a problem most PCB design engineers are interested in. On basis of transmission line theory, a simple analysis method of crosstalk between microstrips is proposed in this paper. With this method, common crosstalk can be predicted, so that proper design program is determined.

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Crosstalk is a problem most PCB design engineers are interested in. On basis of transmission line theory, a simple analysis method of crosstalk between microstrips is proposed in this paper. With this method, common crosstalk can be predicted, so that proper design program is determined.

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Crosstalk is a problem most PCB design engineers are interested in. On basis of transmission line theory, a simple analysis method of crosstalk between microstrips is proposed in this paper. With this method, common crosstalk can be predicted, so that proper design program is determined.

Key concepts: Crosstalk, Transmission line, Electronic engineering, Computer science, Electric power transmission, Engineering, Telecommunications, Electrical engineering

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