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June 10, 2009
The Bare (Board) Truth: Basic Impedance Fab Guidelines, Part 1
When we talk about signal integrity or impedance lines, there are some very basic guidelines to follow. Remember, impedance mismatches cause signal reflections, which reduce voltage and timing margins.
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