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ADV7513 Diff Pair Layout

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The user is seeking advice on routing HDMI differential pairs (TX0, TX2) on an HDI board with micro-vias, considering mechanical constraints. The final answer suggests referring to the HDMI Layout Guideline for general routing recommendations, emphasizing the importance of proper layout for signal integrity. The ADV7513 is the relevant Analog Devices product mentioned.
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Category: Hardware
Product Number: ADV7513

I am working on an HDI board using micro-vias, and want to interface the ADV7513 output diff pairs to a mini-HDMI connector. I do not have room to route all HDMI diff pairs on outer layers due to mechanical constraints, and have the option of routing two diff pairs (TX0, TX2) on either layer 8 with one adjacent solid ground reference plane, and split power on the other side, or on layer 3, where it will be sandwiched between ground planes. The transceiver and connector are both on the bottom, Layer 12. From a via inductance standpoint I believe L8 is the way to go, but colleagues like the idea of sandwiching the diff pairs between ground planes. Which is preferred?

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