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Modeling and design for beyond-the-die power integrity

Yiyu Shi, Lei He

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Abstract—Power integrity gains growing importance for integrated circuits in 45nm technology and beyond. This paper provides a tutorial of modeling and design for beyond the die power integrity.We explain the background of simultaneous switching noise (SSN) and its impacts on circuit designs. We discuss various models of different accuracy and complexity for the board, package and chip, and suggest how to select proper ones for board-package-chip co-simulation and co-design of SSN. We then review different design techniques to suppress SSN, including I/O planning and placement, decoupling capacitor allocation, package layer stacking and power/ground plane stapling. I.

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Abstract—Power integrity gains growing importance for integrated circuits in 45nm technology and beyond. This paper provides a tutorial of modeling and design for beyond the die power integrity.We explain the background of simultaneous switching noise (SSN) and its impacts on circuit designs. We discuss various models of different accuracy and complexity for the board, package and chip, and suggest how to select proper ones for board-package-chip co-simulation and co-design of SSN. We then review different design techniques to suppress SSN, including I/O planning and placement, decoupling capacitor allocation, package layer stacking and power/ground plane stapling. I.

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Abstract—Power integrity gains growing importance for integrated circuits in 45nm technology and beyond. This paper provides a tutorial of modeling and design for beyond the die power integrity.We explain the background of simultaneous switching noise (SSN) and its impacts on circuit designs. We discuss various models of different accuracy and complexity for the board, package and chip, and suggest how to select proper ones for board-package-chip co-simulation and co-design of SSN. We then review different design techniques to suppress SSN, including I/O planning and placement, decoupling capacitor allocation, package layer stacking and power/ground plane stapling. I.

Key concepts: Power integrity, Signal integrity, Decoupling capacitor, Die (integrated circuit), Decoupling (probability), Printed circuit board, Electronic engineering, Computer science

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