Figure Q6 shows the cross-section of the typical layout of two tracks (A and B) on a printed circuit board with a ground plane C. The tracks are terminated as shown in the figure, with track A carrying digital signals. You can assume that the lines are electrically short. (a) Describe the electromagnetic coupling (crosstalk) between tracks A and B. (b) Draw the equivalent circuit that models the crosstalk and write down a relation between the voltage applied to track A and the voltage coupled on to track B at low frequencies, VNE.

Figure Q6 shows the cross-section of the typical layout of two tracks (A and B) on a printed circuit board with a ground plane C. The tracks are terminated as shown in the figure, with track A carrying digital signals. You can assume that the lines are electrically short. (a) Describe the electromagnetic coupling (crosstalk) between tracks A and B. (b) Draw the equivalent circuit that models the crosstalk and write down a relation between the voltage applied to track A and the voltage coupled on to track B at low frequencies, VNE.

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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