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Predictions of the Worst-Case Crosstalk Including ISI Effect and the Worst-Case Eye Opening Including Crosstalk Effect for Electronic Packaging System Design

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Zhaoqing Chen ; IBM Corp., Poughkeepsie

New methods for predicting the worst-case crosstalk caused by intersymbol interference and the worst-case eye opening including crosstalk effect are proposed. The new method for predicting the worst-case crosstalk is based on simulated or measured crosstalk caused by a single bit aggressor signal. By using the derived worst-case crosstalk and the no-crosstalk worst-case eye opening, we can get worst-case eye opening including crosstalk effect. The proposed methods are exactly valid for packaging component and system with linear I/O devices as the signal source and load. They can also be extended to some nonlinear I/O cases with approximations.

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Electrical Performance of Electronic Packaging, 2007 IEEE

Date of Conference: 29-31 Oct. 2007

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