PCB Design for Real-World EMI Control by Bruce R. Archambeault (auth.)
By Bruce R. Archambeault (auth.)
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The signal current flows in the trace and the return current flows in the plane(s). 2 For the simple microstrip example in Figure 4-6, the return current will be (mostly) under the microstrip on the top side of the reference plane. For the symmetric stripline shown in Figure 4-6, the signal return current uses both planes equally. , the return current remains closely coupled to the signal current and an effective transmission line is created. Another common PCB configuration is the asymmetric strip line trace shown in Figure 4-7.
15) radius =0 Figure 3-9 Wire Over a Metal Plane For a flat trace over a metal plane in free space (Figure 3-10), with the width of the trace much greater than the height above the metal plane (h « w) and the height above the metal plane greater than the thickness of the trace (h > t), the self-inductance can be approximated from What is Inductance? 16) where = the width of the trace, h =the height of the trace above the metal plane, and t the thickness of the trace. 17) w I.. '.. 18) h I c. 5 Partial Inductance The definition of inductance requires a current flowing in a loop.
Sometimes "ground" is used to mean chassis reference, and still other times "ground" means the safety connection to the building metal and ultimately connected to the earth. All of these double meanings are valid connections, but by labeling them all with the same name ("ground") and a multitude of symbols the specific function in the design is totally confused and often misused. A more descriptive name should be used so to eliminate any confusion during design discussions, and to help the designer think more clearly about the function intended.