Re: 60 ohms considered harmful

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From: Bob Myers
Date: Thu, 21 Dec 1989 17:04

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>  Seen on page 33 of the December 18, 1989 issue of EE TIMES
>  
>     ... Augat product manager Mike Prisco ...
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>     "All high-speed logic is going to need 50 ohms"


Yup.  And clearly in the context of high-speed logic requiring controlled-
impedance PC boards and connectors.  So what's wrong with that?



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