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what it means by a double grounded substrate

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hello,

i am not able to get the meaning of a double grounded Neltec NY9217 substrate. as mentioned in the research paper i am working with. could u please help me with this problem.

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I'm not sure in which context you are asking your doubt. If its physical design, we usually have different VSS domains. From one domain to another domain we keep a margin of X um depending upon the technology node.
 

Double grounded is sometimes used to mean that the substrate has a conductive cladding on both sides (top and bottom). It depends on the use, though.
 

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