Showing posts with label PDN. Show all posts
Showing posts with label PDN. Show all posts

Tuesday, June 28, 2016

Xilinx Spartan-6 FPGA DDR3


Wednesday, May 4, 2016

Power Plane Resonance

Power Plane Resonance: Dr. Howard Johnson 1998

A bit dated (1998) but still relevant.

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Analyzing Power Integrity Issues from Power Plane Interactions

"When a printed circuit board (PCB) includes a power plane that is near to signal traces or other power planes, there is a significant risk of energy transfer between parts of the system. Not only does this coupling lead to power switching noise being transferred into data signals, it also means that power supply systems may demonstrate additional resonances that are not seen in the individual components. This can affect the power integrity of the PCB and may reduce its speed or reliability. This paper will explore some of the potential power integrity issues that can affect a PCB and explain how simulation can be used to help reduce these effects."

Source: Analyzing Power Integrity Issues from Power Plane Interactions - White Paper

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Thursday, February 18, 2016

PDN - Calculate Target Impedance

Calculate Target Impedance

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Using Saturn PCB Toolkit













That's it !

Wednesday, January 13, 2016

Reduce Anti-Resonance in Decoupling Caps

The anti-resonance occurs at a frequency when one capacitor is still capacitive, while another has become inductive. 

Source: Take steps to reduce antiresonance in decoupling | EDN:

And 

Murata’s New ESR Capacitors Tackle Anti-Resonance














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Friday, February 14, 2014

PDN - Target impedance

"One of the more common design techniques for power distribution networks (PDN) is the determination of the peak impedance that will assure that the voltage excursions on the power rail will be maintained within allowable limits, generally referred to as the target impedance. "

Full Article:
Target impedance based solutions for PDN may not provide realistic assessment | EDN

How-to-make-higher-voltage-power-distribution-network-measurements


PDN Tool V1:

Here is nice Java Script tool from EE- Training for PDN Calculations

















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