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How to model the following twisted pair cable in PSPICE? Help ASAP

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archive over 14 years ago

 Hi all,

I have a twisted shielded differential signal pair carrying LVDS data. I have an adjacent twisted shielded power cable 28V on one line and rtn on the other. They are all in the same cable. I would like to model this for a transient response and see how a pulse on the power line effects the signal integrity on the adjacent LVDS twisted pair. I need to model the mutual L and C between all conductors ( 2 pwr and 2 signal) in the cable.

I haven't done something like this using PSPICE before and so it would be very useful to hear from someone who has modelled something like this before. 

thanks

 

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  • Alok Tripathi
    Alok Tripathi over 14 years ago
    One possible way to insert a series "L" in all four signal path and link them via one common coupling. You need to keep coupling coefficient to a low value to have loose coupling. I would connect "C" directly between two adjacent signals. 

     

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