Time and Frequency Domain Analysis for Right （时间和频率域分析）.pdfVIP

Time and Frequency Domain Analysis for Right Angle Corners on Printed Circuit Board Traces Mark I. Montrose Montrose Compliance Services 2353 Mission Glen Dr. Santa Clara, CA 95051-1214 Abstract: For years, rules of thumb were provided in published degree and bend radius (round) for a total of nine traces, each with six literature stating 90 degree corners create radiated EMI. In addition, corners per trace. The routed length of each trace was 18.0 inches concerns exists regarding signal integrity for high -speed digital signals (457.2mm). The impedance of the traces were approximately 150 traveling down a printed circuit board (PCB) trace. High -speed is ohm, 130 ohms, and 110 ohms respectively. These impedance values defined in this paper as a signal with an edge rate much faster than are typical for a double-sided PCB. one nanosecond (1 ns), generally in the mid-to -low picosecond range and greater than 100 MHz. These rules of thumb are stated without The PCB shown in Figure 2 was design to evaluate the effects of only justification if they are necessary or whether EMI compliance is two corners per trace using various routed configurations. All traces jeopardized. These concerns are based on wor d-of-mouth, theoretical were designed to be exactly 50 ohms in order to match the models or the mathematics of Maxwell’s equations. Computer impedanc