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Article #8639Re: High Speed Analog Design
From: Chris Armijo
Date: Fri, 30 Nov 1990 21:23
Date: Fri, 30 Nov 1990 21:23
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> Does anyone have any recommendations on books on high speed > analog design. I am interested primarily in circuit board layout, noise > reduction, grounding techniques, parasitic effects, EMF compatibility, > and oscillation reduction. Thanks in advance. Try: Noise Reduction Techniques for Electronic Systems, Henry Ott It's a good basic reference on noise reduction, grounding, and parasitic effects. Chris Armijo
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