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Published on: December 22, 2015
Signal integrity research of high-speed interconnection systems based on scattering parameters
Cheng Hong1,2, Zhiqiang Li3,4, Wu Guan5
1Institute of Microelectronics of Chinese Academy of Sciences, Beijing, 100029, China. 402230403@qq.com.
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As an important characteristic of a signal transmission network, scattering parameters can accurately reflect the signal transmission situation. By establishing a circuit model based on scattering parameters for the signal path unit, studying the signal attenuation and reflection curves of components including transmission lines, transmission media, vias, high-speed connectors, and transceiver termination devices, a circuit simulation model completely based on scattering parameters is proposed. This model can be parametrically adjusted according to the requirements of actual circuit implementation, and accurately reflect the high-speed signal transmission quality of the final circuit. This circuit simulation model is applied to the high-speed 5G small base station system. The transceiver performance of the modular circuit model completely based on scattering parameters and the scattering parameter model extracted based on board-level implementation is compared. The results show that the modular circuit completely based on scattering parameters can accurately match the channel communication indicators of board-level implementation.
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