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US 12,406,781 B2Granted
Loss-controlled computing cable
AssigneeDell Products L.P.
InventorsBhyrav M. Mutnury, Sandor Farkas
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Abstract
A computing cable that connects computing elements, including: a trace including a first trace segment and a second trace segment, the trace having a first impedance; and an attenuator connecting the first trace segment to the second trace segment, the attenuator including: a resistor having a resistance, and a conductor having a second impedance, wherein the combination of the resistance and the second impedance is based on the first impedance.
Claims16
A computing cable that connects computing elements, including:
- a trace including a first trace segment and a second trace segment, the trace having a first impedance;
- and
- an attenuator connecting the first trace segment to the second trace segment, the attenuator including:
- a resistor having a resistance, and
- a conductor having a second impedance,
- wherein the combination of the resistance and the second impedance is equal to the first impedance.
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A computing cable that connects computing elements, including:
- a first signal transmission element, including:
- a first trace including a first trace segment and a second trace segment, the first trace having a first impedance;
- and
- a first attenuator connecting the first trace segment to the second trace segment, the first attenuator including:
- a first resistor having a first resistance, and
- a first conductor having a second impedance,
- a second signal transmission element, including:
- a second trace including a third trace segment and a fourth trace segment, the second trace having a third impedance;
- and
- a second attenuator connecting the third trace segment to the fourth trace segment, the second attenuator including:
- a second resistor having a second resistance, and
- a second conductor having a fourth impedance,
- wherein the combination of the first resistance and the second impedance is equal to the first impedance,
- wherein the combination of the second resistance and the fourth impedance is equal to the third impedance.
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