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    13/Aug/2013

    13/Aug/2013

    Dr. Eric Kuo [email protected]

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    Acknowledgement

    The author would like to specially thank Dr. Ching Ku Liao, who

    works for MediaTek, for many useful advises in EM and transient

    co-simulation

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    Acknowledgement

    The author would like to specially thank Christ Lin and Eric Chen,

    who work for Graser, for many kindly help in Sigrity Installation

    and Settings.

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    Root Cause of PI

    Lv V=LvdI/dt LvCharge

    Discharge

    IN OUT

    L V=L dI/dt L

    CPU/DSP/Switching chip are the class oflow-voltage high current applications

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    Z-Profile of PWR/GND Planes

    @ DC Open

    ICapacitivebehavior before

    GND

    HF Behave as ca acitive

    PWR F PDN DC Z I Z I 1

    GND

    VdispVdd +/-5%Vdd

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    Resonance/Anti-resonance

    -

    V

    no matter how large the current is, there is no voltage drop

    No reliability issue

    nt -resonance approac es to n n tyEven very small current will drive an huge voltage drop

    Reliability issue

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    Equivalent Ckt of PDN

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    Target Impedance Estimation

    From the data sheet of the switching circuit, the consumedpower and applied voltage are usually given, hence

    P

    V max

    The average current is assumed to be 50% of the,

    %50 I

    Z T

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    Bypass/Decoupling Capacitors

    Switching circuit requires current to charge the load If the output impedance is too high, then VRM is unable to

    respond well (VRM output impedance exceeds the desiredimpedance)

    External capacitors store charge. They bypass the VRM

    and supply the current to the switching circuit The bypass capacitors are also called decoupling

    capacitors (decouple the VRM from the switching circuit)

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    ESR & ESL of the Decoupling Capacitor

    ESR

    ESL

    Decap C

    Equivalent circuit of

    decou lin ca acitor

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    Z-Profile of Decoupling Capacitor

    Capacitive Inductive

    -20dB/decade +20dB/decade

    Shunt Modelerm na e w

    Series ModelESR

    GNDIdeal Cap

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    Decoupling Capacitors

    Decouple the VRM from the switching circuit Provides a low impedance path

    VRM Bulkcapacitors

    decouplingcapacitors

    PCBplanes

    Low frequency High frequency

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    Ultra Low Impedance Measurement

    1-Port Measurement

    111 S Impedance of PDN is usually much smaller than 50~0

    111 S 11

    It makes the Z cannot be slow enough

    2-Port Measurement

    S 12

    11 1 S

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    Example 1

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    Calculated Z-Profile

    Bare board

    Area: Ad =10 mil5 cm

    C = r A/d = 8.854*10 -12 F/m*4.2*0.05 2 m 2/ (10/40 * 10 -3 m) = 372 pF

    At 300 kHz, Zc = 1/( C) = 1.426*10 3

    De-Cap: 1uF

    At 300 kHz, Zc = 1/( C) = 0.5305

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    Measurement: Bare Board

    Simulation w/ transmission line effect

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    Measurement: Bare Board De-embedded

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    Measurement: Board W/ Decap

    Simulation w/ transmission line effect

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    Measurement:Board W/ Decap De-embedded

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    Example 2: DDR3-1600

    U101

    VRM

    U201 U204

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    Target Impedance Estimation

    In data sheet, the I max = 210mA The swing is from 1.4V to 1.6V

    (ripple is +/- 6.67%) Hence the target impedance can be calculated as

    957.0067.05.1rippleVdd

    Z 21.05.0%50 max I

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    CorrelationUltra Low Impedance Measurement

    2125 S

    Z 2-Port measurement to capture the ultra low impedance

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    ESL & ESR Effect

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    Z-Profile @ U101, U201, and U204

    400 MHz

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    DQ1 Only: Write

    DQ1

    VDD RAMW/ Decap

    VDD @ RAM

    ecap

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    All DQ: Write

    VDD swing from 1.42 ~ 1.55, within the spec (1.5 +/- 6.67%)

    ll d

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    All DQ: Read

    VDD swing from 1.45~ 1.55, within the spec (1.5 +/- 6.67%)

    C l i

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    Conclusions

    Target impedance is the main parameter to design thepower plane

    Ultra-low impedance measurement and proper embeddedtechnique should be applied to obtain the good correlation Sigrity PowerSI and SystemSI provides an user-friendly

    workflow to speed up the design flow

    R f

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    References

    M. Swaminathan and A. E. Engin, Power integrity modelingand design for semiconductors and systems , NJ: Prentice-

    , Agilent ultra-low impedance measurements using 2-portmeasuremen , app ca on no e,


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