Mar 1, 2013 #1 S satiahg Newbie level 6 Joined Oct 18, 2011 Messages 11 Helped 1 Reputation 2 Reaction score 1 Trophy points 1,283 Location india Visit site Activity points 1,351 i have four layer stackup and i am routing a signal on top and bottom, signal that routed on top has ground reference plane and signal routed on bottom has power reference plane in this situation what about the return path for via. thanks, satish
i have four layer stackup and i am routing a signal on top and bottom, signal that routed on top has ground reference plane and signal routed on bottom has power reference plane in this situation what about the return path for via. thanks, satish
Mar 1, 2013 #2 D dehati Member level 3 Joined Jan 9, 2008 Messages 61 Helped 6 Reputation 12 Reaction score 6 Trophy points 1,288 referencedesigner.com Activity points 1,659 what do you mean by return path for via. The question is not clear
Mar 2, 2013 #3 M Mattylad Advanced Member level 3 Joined Sep 7, 2009 Messages 950 Helped 231 Reputation 464 Reaction score 225 Trophy points 1,323 Location Lancashire UK. cadstar.blogspot.com Activity points 7,262 And what sort of signal?
Mar 4, 2013 #4 M marce Advanced Member level 5 Joined Feb 23, 2010 Messages 2,094 Helped 630 Reputation 1,263 Reaction score 638 Trophy points 1,393 Location UNITED KINGDOM Visit site Activity points 14,530 For high speed, technicly a cap between the power planes where the via is between top and bottom, otherwise ignore.
For high speed, technicly a cap between the power planes where the via is between top and bottom, otherwise ignore.