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A customary unit of area approximately equivalent to 203 square meters. It is used in real estate transactions in some parts of India.

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With the presence of ground, additional returns due to single and double ground bounces are expected.

TIME-FREQUENCY AND ISAR CHARACTERISTICS OF WIND TURBINES WITH HIGHER ORDER MOTIONS

* Ground bounce is most problematic when several signals switch at the same time or when using high-speed drivers, both common with parallel data busses.

Serial ATA: a comparison with Ultra ATA technology. (Serial ATA)

Ground bounce arises from a dI/dt flowing through a common inductance in the return path.

Stop that infernal ringing! How to select the right termination strategy

Dealing with signal fidelity problems should only be attempted after ground bounce has been tamed--because many of them will go away as a result of solving ground bounce.

Avoiding board bounce: addressing root causes of digital noise and test instability

Liu, "EBG structures with fractal topologies for ultra-wideband ground bounce noise suppression," Journal of Electromagnetic Waves and Applications, Vol.

Vertical cascaded planar EBG structure for SSN suppression

By doing this, ground bounce and VCC sag are avoided during switching.

Considerations for proper layout of a high-speed PCB: a review of the signal integrity demands of digital and analog components

When you consider all the different effects lumped under the term signal integrity, it seems like there is a neverending list of problems to keep track of: ground bounce, ringing, crosstalk, switching noise, rail collapse, delta I noise, capacitive coupling, reflections, discontinuities, impedance miss matches, lossy lines, terminations, branches, deterministic jitter, stubs, decoupling capacitors, loop inductance, via inductance, controlled impedance, time delay, skin depth, return current, layer transitions, differential impedance, collapse of the eye, common signal termination, differential signal termination, overshoot, intersymbol interference, ring back, etc.

It's a wonder anything ever works: signal integrity would be so much simpler without those pesky interconnects ruining our signals

Also, inductance in the ground loop could induce ground bounce problems reducing timing margins.

Validating memory modules for high performance systems. (Semiconductor Monthly: SRAM & DRAM)

And boss MacLeod - who watched him for the first time in a training ground bounce game yesterday - could offer him a deal in time for Saturday's do-or-die promotion battle against Airdrie.

Jesus can be Jags saviour

For larger devices that exceed the available number of test-head resources (for example, testing a 300-pin ASIC when only 200 resources are available), or to minimize ground bounce caused by too many simultaneous transitions, automatically split the connect test into two or more smaller tests.

ICT boundary scan development steps: test point access and good data make all the difference

(16.) "Understanding and Minimizing Ground Bounce" Fairchild Application Note 640, February 1998.

Loading effects on transmission lines, Part 2: a minimum loaded line impedance may be essential to your design

For example, bringing the signal path closer to the return path decreases ground bounce, but at some point, this will reduce the impedance of the interconnect and cause excessive reflection noise.