‒ A new book on high-speed signal processing in electronic system design
‒ Provides key insights into signal and power integrity

Wednesday, October 26, 2011 - Rambus Inc., a leading technology licensing company, announced that its engineers have written a book titled “High-Speed Signaling: Jitter Modeling, Analysis, and Budgeting.”
As the speed of digital electronics increases, signal integrity is emerging as a critical issue that circuit and system design engineers must address. This book provides key insights for engineers interested in advanced techniques for signal and power integrity required for today's high-performance electronic devices.

“Rambus has been driving innovation in many areas, with a particular focus on high-speed, mixed-signal digital circuit and interface design for electronic systems,” said John P. Kent, vice president of Technology Development at Rambus. “As data rates in electronic devices increase to gigabit and beyond, understanding how to maintain signal and power integrity has become critical. By leveraging our expertise in this area, we can help advance the development of next-generation electronic products.”

Authors Dan Oh and Chuck Yuan have been working with experts at Rambus on signal integrity for many years and have published more than 100 papers on the topic. This book summarizes the current state of the art in signal integrity and covers the latest developments in the areas of signal and power integrity, as well as introducing robust and efficient interface system design techniques for circuit and system engineers.

“High-Speed Signal Processing: Jitter Modeling, Analysis, and Budgeting” is published by Prentice Hall and is available through Amazon.com.

More information about the book and Rambus technology can be found at www.rambus.com/signalintegrity .