Dear Team,
For near-end crosstalk, we know that inductive and capacitive coupled current going in the same direction.
I am referring to a microstrip PCB transmission line.
I simulated using Hyperlynx.I keep on increasing the trace length.
After some time what I observed is near-end crosstalk amplitude is constant.
It is not varying with trace length.
But after some time change in trace length, does not change the near-end crosstalk amplitude. It becomes constant(Crosstalk saturation).
May I know how it is happening?
Regards
HARI
For near-end crosstalk, we know that inductive and capacitive coupled current going in the same direction.
I am referring to a microstrip PCB transmission line.
I simulated using Hyperlynx.I keep on increasing the trace length.
After some time what I observed is near-end crosstalk amplitude is constant.
It is not varying with trace length.
But after some time change in trace length, does not change the near-end crosstalk amplitude. It becomes constant(Crosstalk saturation).
May I know how it is happening?
Regards
HARI
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