Lee,
Now that is an intelligent question and my friend, Judea Pearl at UCLA would
concur <https://www.amazon.com/Book-Why-Science-Cause-Effect/dp/046509760X> .
The science of metrology is very interesting, yet, very expensive and time
consuming.
To this group would be off scope.
Thanks for the question,
Lyndell
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Why?
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Lee,
I am amazed at your statement?
-Lyndell Lee Asbenson
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Subject: [SI-LIST] Re: Surface roughness of copper
Chuck,
Nicely said. Still, I'll take a good measurement over a simulation any day.
That's why we make such elegant measuring equipment.
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Subject: [SI-LIST] Re: Surface roughness of copper
Hi Maruthi,
What's the minimum bitrate after which I should start worrying aboutthe surface roughness parameters of the copper used in PCB ?
Here is some measured data that you can use to decide whether smoothcopper
is worth the cost.are,
In 2013 we build a test PCB with a set of trace layers built from Reverse
treat copper ( what you get if you don't specify a finish) and VLP copper.
The paper was 5-TP5 Titled High Speed Losses in various materials
The test traces were 8" long (20 cm) and 4.5 mils (.11 mm) wide.
At 5 GHz (10 Gb/S) the loss was 0.2 db.
At 14 GHz (28 Gb/S) the loss was 2 db.
When you need to specify smooth copper depends on how good your serdes
how long the path is and how good the laminate is. Some newer serdesBehalf
toleratet38 db loss at 28 Gb/S. Takes a pretty long path to need smooth
copper with such serces.
Lee Ritchey
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Subject: [SI-LIST] Re: Surface roughness of copper
Thank you Yuryl , I'll go through them .
On Wed, Dec 18, 2019, 8:45 PM Yuriy Shlepnev <shlepnev@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
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Hi Maruthi,
The best way to figure it out is with a numerical experiment.
To start with, pick up a realistic roughness model that correlates
with the measurements - a number of such models for different type of
copper treatments is available in our app notes at
https://www.simberian.com/AppNotes.php Build a model of your link and ;
see the impact by turning the roughness on and off.
The impact of different signal degradation factors, including
roughness, for different data rates was a subject of the recent SIJ
webinar - see #9 at https://www.simberian.com/Webinars.php
Best regards,
Yuriy
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Subject: [SI-LIST] Surface roughness of copper
Hi everyone
What's the minimum bitrate after which I should start worrying about
the surface roughness parameters of the copper used in PCB ?
Does the amount of signal energy in the first harmonics , second
harmonics have any impact on this ?
I appreciate answers on this , thanks in advance .
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