Signal integrity is in your future -- Time and frequency domains -- Impedance and electrical models -- The physical basis of resistance -- The physical basis of capacitance -- The physical basis of inductance -- The physical basis of transmission lines -- Transmission lines and reflections -- Lossy lines, rise-time degradation, and material properties -- Cross talk in transmission lines -- Differential pairs and differential impedance -- S-parameters for signal integrity applications -- The power distribution network (PDN).
Summary:
In a chaotic world, we all crave simplicity. We don't want to waste time reconfiguring our smartphones, fumbling over digital printers, or plodding through online forms while deadlines bear down on us. We want technology that works. Yet the harder we try to create simple user experiences, the more we tie ourselves up in knots. We are undermined by demands to cram in more features, or lured into approaches that turn out to be more complex than ever. Simplicity is a discipline that can be learned. This book shows you how-with humor, powerful examples, quotes, and case studies. This new edition has been updated to provide fresh advice for teams struggling to satisfy the conflicting demands of their stakeholders; it addresses important trends in technology; and it shows how four simple rules of simplicity can be applied to new and emerging types of interaction. More information at: www.simpleandusable.com
Series:
Prentice Hall modern semiconductor design series. Prentice Hall signal integrity library
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