[SI-LIST] cross-talk between differential lines


Hallo

I need to know how to calculate the cross-talk between two parallel
differential lines over a solid ground plane (see figure below).

   L1-    L1+            L2-    L2+
  -----  -----          -----  -----
-------------------------------------- GND

Just to be clear, I need to know the differential signal induced on the
couple (L1- L1+) by a differential signal propagating on the couple
(L2- L2+) as a function of all the electrical and geometrical parameters
of the system.

Please note that these lines will be used to transmit LVDS or LVPECL
signals in a standard FR4 PCB. The period of the propagating signals will
be in the range 400 MHz - 1 GHz. The lines are located over a solid ground
plane on the top level of the board.

Can you please tell where I can find the formulas for the cross-talk?
Indication of tools, books or articles will be apreciated.

Can you please also suggest me a good book on transmission lines (talking
about reflections cross-talk and so on)?

Thank you very much in advance for your help

Regards

Andrea Salamon

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