Electronic Packaging of High Speed Circuitry - Konsowski, Stephen G; Helland, Arden R
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With the help of this expert guide, you can design and package the high-frequency circuitry crucial to the performance of todayÕs advanced electronic products, such as Pentium chips, HDTV, and mobile communications. This book fully explains approaches that include basic signal transmission theory, digital and microwave circuit design, and how these are integrated with the packaging and interconnection characteristics. YouÕll find detailed coverage of signal behavior in both high speed digital and microwave circuits, as well as crucial aspects of materials selection and manufacturing.

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With the help of this expert guide, you can design and package the high-frequency circuitry crucial to the performance of todayÕs advanced electronic products, such as Pentium chips, HDTV, and mobile communications. This book fully explains approaches that include basic signal transmission theory, digital and microwave circuit design, and how these are integrated with the packaging and interconnection characteristics. YouÕll find detailed coverage of signal behavior in both high speed digital and microwave circuits, as well as crucial aspects of materials selection and manufacturing.
Autorenporträt
Stephen G. Konsowski has 34 years of electronic packaging engineering experience. Retired from Westinghouse as an an advisory engineer, he is now associated with Technology Seminars, Inc. of Lutherville, Maryland. He is a founding member of the Intenrational Electronics Packaging Society (IEPS) and one of its former directors. Mr. Konsowski has authored many technical papers and articles on electronic packaging, including a chapter for the Second Edition of McGraw-Hill Handbook of Electronic Materials and Processes and Handbook of Packaging and Interconnection. Arden R. Helland is an advisory engineer at the Northrop Grumman Corporation Electronic Sensors and Systems Division with over 35 years of experience in all phases of electrical design for advanced electronic systems. He is the author of the chapter on the reliability digital systems for the McGraw-Hill Computer Engineering Handbook.