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Interconnection Problems in Modern Computers

Interconnection problems that designers could neglect become significant in high-speed computers. At high frequency, interconnections act as transmission lines; modeling them as lumped circuits is incorrect. Thus, early accounting for interconnection problems is essential to a competitive design.

Mihai Albulet | Sergiu Radu | Viorel Onofrei

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