Crosstalk reduction using novel cross-shaped resonators with via fence in high-frequency transmission lines

IF 0.8 4区工程技术 Q4 ENGINEERING, ELECTRICAL & ELECTRONIC

Circuit World Pub Date : 2021-10-27 DOI:10.1108/cw-04-2021-0099

Y. V., G. Mohammed, M. Kanagasabai

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Abstract

Purpose The purpose of this paper is to design a suitable guard trace to reduce the electromagentic interference between two closely spaced high frequency transmission lines. A novel cross-shaped resonator combined via fence is passed down to alleviate far-end and near-end crosstalk (NEXT) in tightly coupled high-speed transmission lines. The distance between the adjacent transmission lines is increased stepwise as a function of trace width. Design/methodology/approach A rectangular-shaped resonator via fence is connected by a guard trace has been proposed to overcome the coupling between the traces that is separated by 2 W. Similarly, by creating a cross-shaped resonator via fence connected by guard trace that reduces the spacing further by 1.5 W. Findings A tightly coupled transmission line structure that needs separation by a designed unit cell structure. Further research needs to be conducted to improve the NEXT, far-end crosstalk (FEXT) and spacing between the transmission lines. Originality/value This study portrays a novel method that combines the resonators via fence with a minimum spacing between the tightly coupled transmission lines which reduce the NEXT and FEXT; thereby reducing the size of the routing area. The resultant test structures are characterized at high frequencies using time domain and frequency domain analysis. The following scattering parameters such as insertion loss, NEXT and FEXT of the proposed method are measured as 1.504 dB, >30 dB and >20 dB, respectively.

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高频传输线中新型带过孔的十字形谐振器的串扰抑制

目的设计一种合适的防护迹线，以减少两条间隔较近的高频输电线路之间的电磁干扰。一种新型的通过栅栏组合的十字形谐振器被向下传递，以减轻紧耦合高速传输线中的远端和近端串扰（NEXT）。相邻传输线之间的距离作为迹线宽度的函数而逐步增加。设计/方法/方法已经提出了一种通过围栏连接的矩形谐振器，以克服由2分隔的迹线之间的耦合 W。类似地，通过由防护迹线连接的围栏创建十字形谐振器，将间距进一步减小1.5 W.Findings一种紧密耦合的传输线结构，需要通过设计的晶胞结构进行分离。需要进行进一步的研究来改善NEXT、远端串扰（FEXT）和传输线之间的间隔。独创性/价值这项研究描绘了一种新的方法，通过栅栏将谐振器与紧密耦合的传输线之间的最小间距相结合，从而降低NEXT和FEXT；从而减小了路由区域的大小。使用时域和频域分析对所得测试结构进行高频表征。所提出的方法的以下散射参数，如插入损耗、NEXT和FEXT，测量值为1.504 dB、>30dB和>20dB。

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Circuit World 工程技术-材料科学：综合

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2.60

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>12 weeks

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