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/ }" K3 e9 _1 E1 k! q2 m7 L! g& l以下内容来自《high speed digital system design》。
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$ o' \: C4 W8 P1 X6 d5 n; OA via is a small hole drilled through a PCB that is used to make connections between various
: E% N6 Q& Z$ z* ^* x" flayers of the PCB or to connect components to traces. It consists of the barrel, the pad, and
; ]& z0 c3 H" Y5 T$ B |7 `5 Othe antipad. The barrel is a conductive material that fills the hole to allow an electrical
# ~3 K" T( Q: {5 }" T- Mconnection between layers, the pad is used to connect the barrel to the component or trace,2 ]3 A& x. W1 j8 D7 o
and the antipad is a clearance hole between the pad and the metal on a layer to which no9 [! J3 p& O0 a$ ]$ Y
connection is required. The most common type of via is called a through-hole via because it
% `, \5 M3 N7 O2 b! ]( f6 j) fis made by drilling a hole through the board, filling it with solder, and making connections on4 j% Z9 z2 E u! I( u0 C
appropriate layers via the pad. Other, less common types of vias, used primarily in multichip+ ~2 K4 }3 `& d( N) j( w) n- q
modules (MCMs) and advanced PCBs, are blind, buried, and micro-vias. Figure 5.1 depicts5 X# O5 b" p: v: z/ v
a typical through-hole via and its equivalent circuit. Notice that the pads used to connect the
; ?2 w/ e. y' \! E! c% @4 Utraces on layers 1 and 2 make contact with the barrel and that there is no connection on7 N* x" y& i$ D# \1 e8 l0 h) x) [
layer 3. Blind and buried vias have a slightly different construction. Since through-hole vias9 P( x% h5 p) {* ~! v( ~
are by far the most common used in industry, they are the focus of this discussion.
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Notice that the via model is simply a pi network. The capacitors represent the via pad1 x: F& F& K* @# n8 D
capacitance on layers 1 and 2. The series inductance represents the barrel. Since the via
: C4 x6 V$ r! k* q m7 R) u* _8 astructures are so small, they can be modeled as lumped elements. This assumption, of4 K; ] y& z) h1 p) U4 [" K' e( T
course, will break down when the delay of the via is larger than one-tenth of the edge rate.* S7 [2 S: e% A" u1 ^4 z' N- k
The main effect that via capacitance has on a signal is that it will slow down the signal edge( f! { v& _/ A1 e: E) ]3 d" t
rate, especially after several transitions. The amount that the signal edge rate will be slowed
2 R1 a V9 p q5 e, Q; |2 S* Zcan be estimated by examining the degradation of a signal transmitted through a capacitive2 q5 c7 y f6 @; o& W+ J
load, as shown later in this chapter in equation (5.21). Furthermore, if several consecutive' X# d0 U& h% c; y& V3 f
vias are placed in close proximity to one another, it will lower the effective characteristic
$ D% O( }+ O4 J" o \impedance, as explained in Section 5.3.3. The approximate value of the pad capacitance is
6 Y( V+ k2 |: W0 ]+ N# p[Johnson and Graham, 1993]
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