[SI-LIST] Re: Intro to Signal Integrity fundamental book
- From: "Bill Hargin \(Nan Ya, USA\)" <billh@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <Stephen.Lin@xxxxxxxxxx>, <si-list@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 1 Oct 2014 13:57:58 -0700
Hi Stephen:
I think it's hard to recommend just one book, as there are a number of them,
and they're all a bit different in their focus. I haven't heard of the book
you mentioned, but it sounds more theoretically focused, where you seem to be
looking for something that's applied.
Here are a few books to consider. (If it were me, I'd just buy them all and
flip through them ... They're all well written and illustrated.)
[1] Lee Ritchey's "Right the First Time," Vol. 1 and 2 - Very much focused on
hands on/applied design tips; well illustrated/color. www.speedingedge.com
(Not much about eye diagram analysis or multi-GHz design.)
[2] Eric Bogatin's "Signal and Power Integrity Simplified" - good mix of theory
and practice. (Amazon.com)
[3] Hall, Hall, and McCall's "High-Speed Digital Design." - Good on
fundamentals; not much on Multi-GHz, as I remember. (Amazon.com)
[4] Dr. Howard Johnson's "High Speed Digital Design: A handbook of Black Magic"
- An old (1993) classic. Part II ("High Speed Signal Propagation") gets more
into multi-GHz effects (~2003, I believe). Both incorporate a good bit of
theory along with implementation tips. (Amazon.com)
[5] Doug Brooks' " Signal Integrity Issues and Printed Circuit Board Design"
gets into SI at a theoretical level, and is suited for bringing PCB Designers
up to speed on SI. (Amazon.com)
Bill Hargin
Director of North American Marketing
Nan Ya Copper-Clad Laminates
billh@xxxxxxxxxxxxx ▪ 425-301-4425 ▪ Skype: bill.hargin
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Subject: [SI-LIST] Intro to Signal Integrity fundamental book
Hi, All,
Can anyone recommend me a good fundamental signal integrity book?
I am an ~15 yrs ASIC Electrical Engineer (primary in digital area and small
exposure to analog/mixed design) who is recently jumping into signal integrity
project that will be "applying" the SI concepts on transmission line to analyze
IO behavior, impedance analysis, eye-diagram analysis, dc/ac behavior of its
spice simulation...etc.
I am looking for an "applied" SI book that is fundamental and easy to
understand for EE person like me.
I found a forum that recommended this intro book: "Electromagnetics for
Engineers" by Fawwaz T. Ulaby
Has anybody read that book and can validate if it's a good starting point book
for me? Or maybe there is a better book out there for me?
Thank you very much for your help on this.
Regards,
Stephen
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