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Relationships between rise time, trace width, data rate, frequency

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Hi, I want to use rise time to compute physical parameters like trace width/clearance etc...

Can someone explain how to compute rise time from just the data rate or fcy of operation??

E.G: For a trace running at 10 Gb/s

we assume 5 GHz...

Thus, for equal rise-time and fall time, we need time period which would be 20 ns, for a 50% duty cycle, 100 ps

Can i assume rise-time to be 10% of T
Thus, rise time = 20 ps?
 
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Hello victoryrez,
For 10GHz, Time= 100pS.[/B] 50% duty cycle: 50pS rise time and, 50% 50pS fall time.
5GHz, Time= 200pS. 50% duty cycle: 100pS rise time and, 50% 100pS fall time.

Then as you say: For 5GHz, Time= 200pS. 10% duty cycle: 20pS rise time, and 90% 180pS fall time or viceversa.
You are right.

Have a nice day.

Best regards,
Juan_zo
 

juan_zo said:
Hello victoryrez,
For 10GHz, Time= 100pS.[/B] 50% duty cycle: 50pS rise time and, 50% 50pS fall time.
5GHz, Time= 200pS. 50% duty cycle: 100pS rise time and, 50% 100pS fall time.

Then as you say: For 5GHz, Time= 200pS. 10% duty cycle: 20pS rise time, and 90% 180pS fall time or viceversa.
You are right.

Have a nice day.

Best regards,
Juan_zo
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Thank you Juan, that helped...
 

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