Abstract: In a method of selecting a suitable noise suppression component, an input signal to a digital circuit including a transmitter IC, a noise suppression filter, a transmission line, and a receiver IC is expanded by Fourier expansion so as to express the input signal in terms of a series sum of sine waves. The Fourier-expanded input signal and the circuit constants of the digital circuit are used to calculate a signal on the input side of the receiver IC. Similar calculation is performed for all possible filters to assign scores for each of fundamental and harmonic components of the signal, while considering both the noise suppressing effect and the signal waveform quality. Total scores are calculated, and the filters are ranked from a high score to a low score.

Abstract: In a method of selecting a suitable noise suppression component, an input signal to a digital circuit including a transmitter IC, a noise suppression filter, a transmission line, and a receiver IC is expanded by Fourier expansion so as to express the input signal in terms of a series sum of sine waves. The Fourier-expanded input signal and the circuit constants of the digital circuit are used to calculate a signal on the input side of the receiver IC. Similar calculation is performed for all possible filters to assign scores for each of fundamental and harmonic components of the signal, while considering both the noise suppressing effect and the signal waveform quality. Total scores are calculated, and the filters are ranked from a high score to a low score.

Abstract: A method for simulating noise in a digital circuit allows a quick simulation using an ordinary personal computer installed with reasonably-priced software. When the program is activated, a screen appears on a display to permit settings to be inputted to specify a circuit to be simulated. The input screen has an input signal specifying section, a transmitter IC specifying section, a filter specifying section, a transmission line specifying section, and a receiver IC specifying section, whereby the transfer function of the simulated circuit is obtained. An input signal is Fourier-expanded, and a frequency-domain output spectrum is obtained from the transfer function and the Fourier-expanded input signal. Then, the frequency-domain output spectrum is inversely Fourier-expanded to obtain a time-domain output waveform.

Abstract: A laminated electronic device wherein internal conductors are connected electrically through through holes For each connection of the conductors, at least two through holes are formed for providing at least two connecting points. Also, the through holes are positioned staggeringly in respect to the internal conductor.