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ground trace

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ground trace [′grau̇nd ‚trās]
(engineering)
The theoretical mark traced upon the surface of the earth by a flying object, missile, or satellite as it passes over the surface, the mark being made vertically from the object making the trace.


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It is also critical that all sensitive signals are shielded from the rest of the circuitry by running fat ground traces on either side of these signals.
When the adjacent ground trace is brought close, it will intercept these fringe fields, but they will also go to ground (FIGURE 2).
However, in many other publications the trace width is represented by w, and spacing to adjacent ground traces is given by s (or gap width 9).
 
 
 
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