4.3 Electromagnetic Coupling in a Package SLIDE 6 Picture Thanks to Coventor Note 4 Example 3: Electromagnetic coupling in a package In the 40 lead electronic package pictured in the slide, it is important to de- termine the extent to which signals on different package leads interact. To determine the magnetic interaction between signal currents flowing on different wires, one must solve H(r)=J(a) V·J(x)=0 where h is the magnetic field and J is the signal current density. By specifying he current, and then computing the magnetic field at the surfaces of the leads one can determine the magnetic interaction. Again, this is a problem in which the known quantities and the quantities of interest are on the surface 4.4 Capacitance of Microprocessor Signal Lines LIDE i Note 5 Example 4: Capacitance of microprocessor signal lines This last example in the above slide is a picture of the wiring on a microprocessor integrated circuit. A typical microprocessor has millions of wires, so we are only looking at a small piece of a processor. The critical problem in this example4.3 Electromagnetic Coupling in a Package Slide 6 Picture Thanks to Coventor. Note 4 Example 3: Electromagnetic coupling in a package In the 40 lead electronic package pictured in the slide, it is important to determine the extent to which signals on different package leads interact. To determine the magnetic interaction between signal currents flowing on different wires, one must solve ∇2H(x) = J(x) (2) ∇ · J(x)=0 where H is the magnetic field and J is the signal current density. By specifying the current, and then computing the magnetic field at the surfaces of the leads, one can determine the magnetic interaction. Again, this is a problem in which the known quantities and the quantities of interest are on the surface. 4.4 Capacitance of Microprocessor Signal Lines Slide 7 Note 5 Example 4: Capacitance of microprocessor signal lines This last example in the above slide is a picture of the wiring on a microprocessor integrated circuit. A typical microprocessor has millions of wires, so we are only looking at a small piece of a processor. The critical problem in this example 4