impedance control with different prepreg styles in a dielectric
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Hello guys.
My layer stackup looks like the picture
Lets say that:
- Dk for 2116 is 3.4
- Dk for 7628 is 3.7
I need a 50 ohm impedance in layer 1 (layer 2 is ground).
For impedance calculations, how do I manage two different values for Dk?
I had a look at the document below but it doesn"t help too much
http://www.isola-group.com/wp-conten...es120508-1.pdf
Thanks!
My layer stackup looks like the picture
Lets say that:
- Dk for 2116 is 3.4
- Dk for 7628 is 3.7
I need a 50 ohm impedance in layer 1 (layer 2 is ground).
For impedance calculations, how do I manage two different values for Dk?
I had a look at the document below but it doesn"t help too much
http://www.isola-group.com/wp-conten...es120508-1.pdf
Thanks!
For an exact calculation, you need to model the microstrip line geometry with layered substrate in an EM (respectively AC electrostatic) solver. For an estimation, a weighted average should work. Considering fabrication tolerances due to substrate thickness, resin composition and etch width variations, don't expect better accuracy than +/- 10 % impedance.
Impedance control has to be performed by the PCB manufacturer, you are doing at best designed impedance.
So...
Should I rely on them to get the pcb's built without requesting layer stackup details from them previously?
What is the common practice?
Regards