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Engineering Specification

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Engineering Specification
ES-3U5T-1B257-AA
EMC Design Guide for Printed Circuit Boards
Frame 54 of 78
Rev. A
10/01/2002
Printed copies are uncontrolled
6. For multi-layer boards the recommended layer stack-up is shown in Figure 5­6.













Figure 5­6. Layer Stack-up
7. On boards without a ground plane, i.e. two-sided boards, power and ground traces
should be routed adjacent to or on top of one another on different layers to reduce
loop area (Figure 5­11).
8. A solid ground 'island' should exist underneath all High Speed Integrated Circuits
(HSICs) on surface layers. Figure 5­7.
9. Whenever possible, place a ground via next to all IC's ground pins as shown in Figure
5­7. Frequent use of vias interconnecting grounds on both sides of PCB or on
different layers of the board may help lower RF impedance in the ground structure.













Figure 5­7. IC Ground
10. All ground planes, belonging to the same net, should be conductively tied together
with low impedance connections at each component's ground pin.
d
C
Via to GND
Via to VCC
High Speed
Integrated
Circuit
Component Side - horizontal routing
Bottom side ­ vertical routing
Ground plane
Power plane
High speed - vertical routing
High speed ­ horizontal routing







Summary :

d C Via to GND Via to VCC High Speed Integrated Circuit Component Side - horizontal routing Bottom side ­ vertical routing Ground plane Power plane High speed - vertical routing High speed ­ horizontal routing


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