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Define undershoot, overshoots or signal threshold violations

You have a driver as drives a long signal and connect to an input device. On the input device there is either undershoot, overshoots or signal threshold violations, so what can be done to correct such problem?

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It is a signal integrity question for board designers. Here two types of termination schemes are as series and parallel termination. There series termination is a resistor of small value (rule of thumb ½ of characteristic impedance of the trace placed close the source as near driver. And the parallel termination is a combination of two resister (rule of thumb double the char. impedance f the trace) placed close to the destination (input) here one resistor connects the signal trace to the VCC and other joints to the GNd.

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