Application of Integral Analysis Technique to Determine Signal- and Power Integrity of Advanced Packages
Nebojsa Nenadovic, Ekkehard Miersch, Martin Versleijen, Sidina Wane
Abstract
Nebojsa Nenadovic, Ekkehard Miersch, Martin Versleijen, Sidina Wane
Abstract
In this paper an application of an integral analysis technique is demonstrated for determining Signal Integrity (SI) and Power Integrity (PI) of complex and advanced package solutions. A representative System-in-Package (SiP) product has been selected as a carrier for our study, which is focused on analysis methodology, tools and flow. In particular, possibility to easily support what-if simulations for SI and PI, including analysis with distributed on-chip decoupling capacitors is investigated and highlighted. Importance of balancing between accuracy, CPU time and ease-of-use is also underlined.
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In this paper an application of an integral analysis technique is demonstrated for determining Signal Integrity (SI) and Power Integrity (PI) of complex and advanced package solutions. A representative System-in-Package (SiP) product has been selected as a carrier for our study, which is focused on analysis methodology, tools and flow. In particular, possibility to easily support what-if simulations for SI and PI, including analysis with distributed on-chip decoupling capacitors is investigated and highlighted. Importance of balancing between accuracy, CPU time and ease-of-use is also underlined.
Key concepts: Power integrity, Signal integrity, System in package, Computer science, Decoupling capacitor, Decoupling (probability), Capacitor, Electronic engineering