Determining electrical path length
An electrical path and signal path technology, applied in the field of electrical path length, can solve the problems of ATE unable to perform TDR measurement, unreliable TDR, etc.
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[0017] Example ATEs herein may be configured to determine the electrical path length of a transmission line, such as a transmission line through a DIB, and to use this information for purposes including, but not limited to, signal alignment and detecting breaks or shorts in a transmission line. The example ATE is configured to inject current into a transmission line, which has a known capacitance per unit length; in response to the current, detect the change in voltage on the transmission line over time (the rate of change of voltage); determine based on the change in voltage over time a capacitance of the transmission line; and determining an electrical path length of the transmission line based on the determined capacitance of the transmission line and the known capacitance per unit length. In this example, electrical path length refers to the distance on a transmission line that carries an electrical signal between two points.
[0018] An example transmission line with cont...
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