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Differential Skew Within Symmetrical Transmission Lines (CROSBI ID 473572)

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Gleich, Dietmar ; Josefsson, Mats ; Lindström, Marcus ; Šimundić, Ratimira Differential Skew Within Symmetrical Transmission Lines // Proceedings of the Forty-Ninth International Wire and Cable Symposium. Eatontown (NJ): International Wire and Cable Symposium, Inc., 2000. str. 661-670-x

Podaci o odgovornosti

Gleich, Dietmar ; Josefsson, Mats ; Lindström, Marcus ; Šimundić, Ratimira

engleski

Differential Skew Within Symmetrical Transmission Lines

In this paper measurement and effects of differential skew within symmetrical transmission lines are discussed. Different measurement methods are described and compared using either symmetrical pulses of a fixed frequency and shape, symmetrical sine waves swept over a wide spectrum of single ended sine waves. The physical mechanisms such as effects of resistance unbalance and capacitance earth unbalance and dependence of skew on transmission line length are examined. The relationship between longitudinal conversion transmission loss (LCTL) and skew is described and a simple model is presented and tested. Finally, the effect of skew on eye patterns is discussed.

differential skew; symmetrical transmission line; longitudinal conversion transmission loss; eye-pattern

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Podaci o prilogu

661-670-x.

2000.

objavljeno

Podaci o matičnoj publikaciji

Eatontown (NJ): International Wire and Cable Symposium, Inc.

Podaci o skupu

Forty-Ninth International Wire and Cable Symposium

predavanje

13.11.2000-16.11.2000

Atlantic City (NJ), Sjedinjene Američke Države

Povezanost rada

Elektrotehnika