In this paper, we propose and analyze a novel interposer channel structure with vertical
tabbed vias to achieve high-speed signaling and low-power consumption in high-bandwidth …

It is necessary to reduce the crosstalk noise in high-speed signaling channels. In the
channel routing area, the tabbed routing pattern is used to mitigate far-end crosstalk (FEXT) …

As the data rate and density of digital high-speed systems are getting higher, far-end
crosstalk (FEXT) noise becomes one of the major issues that limit signal integrity …

The rapidly growing demand for high-bandwidth data rate has pushed the wireline
communications speed up to 112 Gb/s. In such high-speed and high-channel-count …

Far-end crosstalk (FEXT) noise is a critical factor that affects signal integrity performance in
high-speed systems. The FEXT level is sensitive to the dielectric inhomogeneity of the …

Coupling in dense via pinfields is known as a major contributor to crosstalk. In this work we
present and verify a novel wiring strategy for links with a symmetrical pinfield-to-pinfield …

Reflection theory has been long established for over decades targeted at microwave and
radio frequency (RF) applications. With ultra-high-bandwidth applications emerging, such as …

With an increased data rate of high-speed PCBs, an increase in crosstalk degrades the
signal integrity of the highspeed system. In most PCB designs, via-to-via coupling has the …

The 2x-thru de-embedding has emerged as an attractive alternative to the classical TRL for
S parameter measurement of printed circuit board and packaging devices, mainly due to its …

Through-silicon via (TSV) has attracted much attention due to its numerous advantages
including high-density interconnection, low power consumption, and wide bandwidth. When …