You want a ground opposite of the signal, next to it doesn’t count. When you und...

		SV_BubbleTime on Jan 30, 2025 \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: PCBs, copper pours, ground planes, and you You want a ground opposite of the signal, next to it doesn’t count. When you understand that the electrical field of your signal is in the fiberglass not in the copper, you’ll understand why.