Overview:
Backplanes are extensively used in many applications where signals from one module are exchanged with other module(s) within the system. Although the structure of backplanes is simple, there are many system design tricks hidden behind, especially when the data rate is high. This presentation will address most of the design challenges and explain how signal conditioning devices are able to ease the problems.
Length: 20 minutes
Published Date: July 2008
Topics Covered:
- Design Challenges in High Speed Backplane
- Signal Conditioning Techniques in Backplane
- Transmit pre/de-emphasis
- Receive equalization
- Stub hiding
- DC balancing
Presenter:
Michelle So
Product Application Engineer
Amplifiers & Data Conversions
National Semiconductor
Michelle So is Product Application Engineer at National Semiconductor, specializing in the application of National's Amplifiers and Data Conversions products. Ms. So joined National Semiconductor Santa Clara Headquarters in 2004 and has worked in the product engineering divisions of the company. Ms. So holds a bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering from San Jose State University.
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