[SI-LIST] Re: source-termination and daisy chain question
- From: "Barnes, Heidi" <heidi.barnes@xxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <jasonleehan@xxxxxxxxx>, <si-list@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 3 Jul 2007 10:42:53 -0500
Hello Han,
Both Eric Bogatin www.bethesignal.com and Howard Johnson=20
www.sigcon.com have excellent books that cover this subject as well as =
their workshops.
Chapter 8 "Transmission Lines and Reflections" in Eric's book Signal =
Integrity Simplified and Chapter 6 "Terminations" in Howard's book =
High-Speed Digital Design should be very helpful for you.
As Terry Fox mentioned, this type of problem benefits greatly from =
running the simulations to see what works best for your specific =
application and board routing topology.
Good Luck,
Heidi Barnes
Americas Application Development Center
Semiconductor Test Solutions
Verigy
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On Behalf Of Han Li
Sent: Monday, July 02, 2007 11:26 PM
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Subject: [SI-LIST] source-termination and daisy chain question
Hi everyone,
It seems a simple question,But I still have something i
cannot completly understand.
A daisy chain is often used in multidrop topology, which need an
end-termination. And, source-termination doesnot work properly in
daisy chain,because the device in the middle of the chain would get a
plateau;using source-termination, all load should be at the end of the
line.
So, in a design , i should figure out minimul distance between,
say two receivers. In other words, I should decide beyond what distance
between two
receivers , source-termination should not be used, and this topology
can be named a daisy chain?
Could anyone provide a deeper explanation? Thanks a lot!
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