Handbook of Digital Techniques for High Speed Design

Description

Practicing engineers who work with high-speed digital design know that a thorough, fully up-to-date resource is crucial for keeping pace with rapidly changing technologies. Senior and graduate-level engineering students need a similar resource, but with added introductory material and plenty of exercises. Only one book fills the need of both audiences--Handbook of Digital Techniques for High-Speed Design, by electronics expert Tom Granberg.
This practical handbook covers every aspect of board-level design, starting with the basics of design trends, SerDes and bus technologies, and signal integrity. In-depth topics include memory technologies, fiber optics, modeling and simulation, design tools and the design process, CML controlled-impedance drivers, differential and mixed-mode S-parameters, and the emerging protocols and technologies of RapidIO and PCI-Express. Tom Granberg also features major, detailed high-speed design examples--including a BLVDS SerDes design and a design with high gigabit-per-second serial links using WarpLink devices. This book

Provides detailed technical information on CML, SSTL, GTL/GTL+/GTLP, LVDS, Bus LVDS, M-LVDS, LVDM, ECL, PECL, LVPECL, HSTL, and more--plus applications best suited for each
Discusses IBIS and SPICE modeling and simulation, plus a full range of electronic design automation (EDA) tools
Emphasizes backplane and bus design with detailed guidelines and design rules
Covers fiber optics in detail--and when it makes sense to use them, and much more!