Pei-Yang Weng, Chi-Hsuan Cheng, Tzong-Lin Wu, C. Chen, James Chen, E. Kuo, Chun-Lin Liao, B. Mutnury
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Abstract
In high-speed systems, large switching current drawn from power supply seriously degrades the system performance. This paper discloses a signal integrity (SI) issue related to power integrity (PI). A high-speed memory subsystem is used to evaluate the impact of switching current on SI using eye diagrams. Several test cases are studied to clarify the signal susceptibility from the voltage variation of power due to switching current. Full-wave and circuit simulations are used to validate the hypothesis of noise immunity.