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Hi
Working with PCB´s, talking about crosstalk between source and receptor (victim), there are two parts of this: Forward crosstalk and Backward crosstalk. For signals routed side by side, forward crosstalk requieres a distance related to "rise time" to becomes a problem. For Backward crosstalk another distance.
Can anyone tell me about these distances (Forward and Backward)? How I can make a calculation of those two critical crosstalk lengths?
Thanks in advance
Best regards,
Andre Laverde, C.I.D.+
CIDEI
(571) 2876039 - (571) 3200827
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