See below for topics covered by each test, lab, and HW set
| Lecture No. | Subject | Book Chapter | Date | HW As'd | Lab As'd | HW Due | Lab Due | Tests |
| 1 | Motivation, Time / Freq / Distance | 1,2 | 30-May | |||||
| 2 | Ckt. Board and Chassis Design | 30-May | Lab A | |||||
| 3 | Properties of Logic Gates and Packaging | 4-Jun | Lab B | |||||
| 4 | Modeling Circuit Boards and Logic Gates | 3 | 6-Jun | HW 1 | ||||
| 5 | Resistance and Capacitance | 4,5 | 6-Jun | |||||
| 6 | Inductance | 6 | 11-Jun | |||||
| 7 | Lumped Analysis: Ground Bounce and Ringing | 13-Jun | HW 2 | HW 1 | Lab A | |||
| 8 | Testing and Debugging Boards | 13-Jun | ||||||
| 10 | DFX and Quality Management | 13-Jun | Lab C | |||||
| 9 | Power Infrastructure: freq. domain (T1 Rvw) | 18-Jun | HW 3 | |||||
| (Test 1) | 20-Jun | HW 2 | Test 1 | |||||
| 11 | Transmission Lines -- Z0 and reflections (Lab B) | 7 | 25-Jun | HW 4 | HW 3 | Lab B | ||
| 12 | Transmission Lines -- Termination, Imperfections | 8 | 25-Jun | |||||
| 13 | Transmission Lines -- Lossiness | 9 | 27-Jun | HW 5 | HW 4 | |||
| 14 | Commercial and Legal Implications (T2 Rvw) | 2-Jul | HW 6 | |||||
| (Test 2) | 9-Jul | HW 5 | Test 2 | |||||
| 15 | Project Management and Risk Mitigation | 9-Jul | Lab D | HW 6 | ||||
| 16 | Crosstalk -- NEXT and FEXT | 10 | 11-Jul | HW 7 | Lab C | |||
| 17 | Differential Signaling, Even/Odd modes | 11 | 16-Jul | HW 8 | ||||
| 18 | EMI, EMC, Susceptibility, ESD (T3 Rvw) | 16-Jul | ||||||
| (Test 3) | 18-Jul | HW 7 | Test 3 | |||||
| 19 | Clocks: Distribution, Skew, and Jitter | 23-Jul | HW 8 | |||||
| 20 | Final Review and wrap-up | 23-Jul | Lab D | |||||
| Final Exam (8:00 AM) | 24-Jul | Final |
Log
in to the course website in Sakai to get the lecture notes.
PSpice -- We will use PSpice
to do the homework sets.
ExpressPCB -- Simple
board-layout tool. We will use this in Lab A.
| Homework sets: | Assigned | Due Date | |
| HW 1 | Simple SPICE model | 6-Jun | 13-Jun |
| HW 2 | Simulate ground bounce and ringing | 13-Jun | 20-Jun |
| HW 3 | Power-system analysis in f domain | 18-Jun | 25-Jun |
| HW 4 | Simulate unterminated & terminated line | 25-Jun | 27-Jun |
| HW 5 | Simulate line with cap in middle (right angle, via) | 27-Jun | 9-Jul |
| HW 6 | Simulate lossy lines | 2-Jul | 9-Jul |
| HW 7 | Simulate crosstalk | 11-Jul | 18-Jul |
| HW 8 | Simulate differential signal | 16-Jul | 23-Jul |
| Labs | Subject | Assigned | Due Date |
| Lab A | Design circuit board in ExpressPCB | 30-May | 13-Jun |
| Lab B | Report on one modern bus | 4-Jun | 25-Jun |
| Lab C | DFX / CPK / 6-sigma | 13-Jun | 11-Jul |
| Lab D | BOM / COGS / MRP analysis + project Gantt chart / milestones | 9-Jul | 23-Jul |
| Tests | Covered | Date |
| Test 1 | Freq / Time / Distance, Ground Bounce, Ringing | 20-Jun |
| Test 2 | Power Distr'n, R, C, L, Transmission Lines | 9-Jul |
| Test 3 | Crosstalk, EMI / EMC | 18-Jul |
| Final | Cumulative | 24-Jul |
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Get
the schematic and bill of materials (BOM) from the website. Enter the
schematic and lay out a 2-layer circuit board to implement the circuit.
You may use the ExpressPCB software if you wish -- it
is free and relatively easy to use. Note that the ATmega
168, clock chip, and headers are "through-hole" parts, and so their
signals are available on both sides of the PWB. That will help you do the
layout. I have created the symbols and layout for the ATmeag
168 and clock chip, available here.
Each
group must select a different bus standard. Each group will report on a
different standard.
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SATA |
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PCIe |
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USB (including USB 3) |
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DDR3 |
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Gig-E |
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HDMI |
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Firewire |
The
reports must cover these aspects of the bus standard:
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Common uses |
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Topology |
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Signal levels, Frequency, Rise
times, Eye diagram |
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PWB requirements -- Z0, spacing,
etc. |
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Connector styles |
The
group should prepare...
Written
report: A report that covers the topics listed above for the selected
standard
Oral report: A
PowerPoint presentation to be delivered in class on the "Due Date"
listed above.
Formulas,
Constants, and Symbols -- Used in the lectures
Power Supply Handout -- Describes how
to size power-supply components for continuous
coverage in the frequency domain
Impedance Trace Calculator
-- From the EMC Lab at the Missouri University of Science and Technology
(formerly Missouri-Rolla)