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Agilent Technologies N5416A Automated USB 2 - ppt video online download
First attempt at USB differential pair routing on a 2 layer board. Acceptable?
pcb design - Advice for 90 Ohm traces of a USB 2.0 HUB - Electrical Engineering Stack Exchange
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Using the sensitivity analysis of the Si9000e transmission line field solver to achieve both differential (Zdiff) and common (Zcommon) impedance requirements
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Application Notes 16.9 - USB331x USB Transceiver Layout Guidelines - SMSC
Calculating Differential Impedance for USB Differential Pair
