High Speed Digital Design: A
Handbook of Black Magic (Prentice
Hall Modern Semiconductor Design
Series Sub Series: PH Signal Integrity
Library) by Martin Graham
Mostly A Very Solid Book
Focuses on a combination of digital and analog circuit theory. Helps
engineers who work with digital systems, shorten their product
development cycles and fix their latest high-speed design problems. DLC:
Digital electronics.
Personal Review: High Speed Digital Design: A Handbook of
Black Magic (Prentice Hall Modern Semiconductor Design Series
Sub Series: PH Signal Integrity Library) by Martin Graham

There was a time when all that was needed to get a digital PCB to work
was to get all the nets connected correctly without any shorts. But with a
high speed circuit, the PCB nets can be connected correctly and the PCB
still won't work when it's built! That's because at the speeds that circuits
run at today, circuit traces are no longer just connections; Instead, they
inductors, transmission lines, RF stubs and antennas! To many designers,
RF circuit design is like black magic (hence the title, a Handbook of Black
Magic). But this book gives you an insight into what a high speed circuit is
doing, and how to deal with these issues successfully.
Chapter 5 (Ground Planes and Layer Stacking) is especially useful for the
high speed PCB designer. Understand this chapter and you will be well on
your way to consistently getting high speed PCB layouts to work on the
first try. You will also have an understanding of what to fix on PCB layouts
that don't work.
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