Mix-Mode S Parameters Analysis of Crosstalk for Twisted Differential Line on PCB

Ya Lin Guan; Ling Ling Wang; Shu Hong Wu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.644-650.4237

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Mix-Mode S Parameters Analysis of Crosstalk for Twisted Differential Line on PCB

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In this paper, twisted differential lines on multi-layer PCB is modeled with 3D Full-wave EM tool, and crosstalk is analyzed based on mix-mode S parameters. It is compared with traditional differential microstrip line. Then the simulation results demonstrate that twisted differential lines on multi-layer PCB can enhance immunity against crosstalk .

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 644-650)

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Ya Lin Guan*, Ling Ling Wang, Shu Hong Wu

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Crosstalk, Mix-Mode S Parameters, Simulation, Twisted Differential Line

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