Signal Integrity — question 7 of 10
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A high-speed signal trace on your board routes directly over a slot cut into the ground plane underneath it (the plane is split there for a different reason). The board passes bench functional tests but fails radiated emissions testing, and you also see extra ringing on that specific signal compared to others of the same length. How do you explain both symptoms, and what would you change?