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2020-07-27
Addition of Interdigital Capacitor to Reduce Crosstalk Between Non-Parallel Microstrip Lines
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Progress In Electromagnetics Research Letters, Vol. 92, 133-138, 2020
Abstract
Non-parallel microstrip lines are a layout often used in high-speed interconnections. This study initiates crosstalk reduction by interdigital capacitor for the non-parallel microstrip lines. This method reduces the far-end crosstalk by adding capacitive coupling to cancel inductive coupling after an interdigital capacitor is added at the near end of the non-parallel microstrip lines. Software simulation and actual measurement results show that the proposed method can effectively reduce the far-end crosstalk in non-parallel microstrip lines. The method is also easy to implement and in low cost.
Citation
Yafei Wang, Chang Ma, Wei Yang, and Xuehua Li, "Addition of Interdigital Capacitor to Reduce Crosstalk Between Non-Parallel Microstrip Lines," Progress In Electromagnetics Research Letters, Vol. 92, 133-138, 2020.
doi:10.2528/PIERL20050204
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