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Designing products that use high speed circuitry is more common today. It used to be that when we talked about high speed such as ASTTL, ALSTTL, BiCMOS and VHCMOS, we could immediately experience noise problems that we did not have before.

Semiconductor components have become faster to meet the speed demands for high speed operation. As a result of this, the circuits create more noise. When the noise margins of the design are exceeded, then margin or total failures occur.

To understand the high speed problems that faster circuitry is causing, this book covers topics including transmission line principles and operation, routing and interconnecting, line width affects, trace spacing effects on coupling decoupling, planes, sequencing, propagation delays, stubs, terminators and controlling noise. All this is explained in simple, easy to understand terms and language. A degree in advanced maths is not required.

Included with this book is a new workbook section that now helps you to apply the information covered and put it into a meaningful and useful format. This will help you build up the database of information that is required to successfully design high speed products.

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