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Signal integrity is the ability of a signal
to generate correct responses in a circuit. A signal with good
signal integrity has digital levels at required voltage levels
at required times.
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Reflection
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A portion of the signal power (voltage and current) transmitted down the line goes into the load, and a portion is reflected back |
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Cross Talk
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The quantity that measures the opposition of
a circuit to the passage of a current and therefore determines
the amplitude of the current.
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Impedance
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The quantity that measures the opposition of a circuit to the passage of a current and therefore determines the amplitude of the current. |
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Skew
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Skew Signal is the difference in time in
arrival of one signal to different receivers on the same net.
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Slew
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Slew rate is the edge rate (rate of change of a signal voltage
with respect to time
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