Ebook Principles of Power Integrity for PDN Design : Robust and Cost Effective Design for High Speed Digital Products by Eric Bogatin in TXT, FB2
9780132735551 English 0132735555 It's not easy to engineer power delivery networks (PDNs) that work all the time, at the lowest cost. Now, Larry Smith and Eric Bogatin empower engineers with the principles, techniques, processes and understanding they need to consistently meet this challenge. Smith and Bogatin bring together everything you need to make your own good decisions about PDN design, and choose sensible tradeoffs related to performance, risk and cost. This guide's authors are the industry's leading experts in signal integrity and PDN. Smith has over 30 years'experience in electronics, system and PDN design at IBM, Sun Microsystems and Altera Corporation, and has architected today's most popular systematic approach to PDN design. Bogatin also has more than 30 years'experience in signal integrity, and has written the field's most popular SI text book, Signal and Power Integrity-Simplified . Here, they thoroughly illuminate the core principles at the foundation of PDN performance, including impedance, resonance, inductance, and signal propagation. They offer practical insights for understanding noise sources, and show how design features affect noise. Next, they help you strengthen your intuition about how physical design decisions affect electrical performance, and complement your intuition with detailed analysis to carefully balance cost and robustness. You'll find valuable rules of thumb, analytical approximations, examples of numerical simulations, and practical coverage of all PDN elements, from chip features to package, board, and voltage regulator module (VRM). The authors show to use measurement to anchor your designs to reality, characterizing components in the frequency domain, and characterizing systems in the time domain. They review the principles behind each measurement technique, as present multiple examples of measured performance of real world components and systems. Too often, PDN designs work inconsistently; or the techniques that work in some scenarios fail in others. This book won't just help you understand why: it will teach you a practical process for getting your PDN designs right in any new product., PDN design has become the hottest topic in signal integrity because failures from poor PDN design are increasing and the design principles are generally poorly understood. More than ever, engineers need to create designs that are both highly robust "and" cost-effective. Many widely propagated guidelines are either wrong or can t be generalized beyond a few specific situations. For engineers, this has created far too much FUD (fear, uncertainty, and doubt). In "Robust Power Distribution Network Design" ," " two of the field s leading experts empower engineers with principles, techniques, processes and insight they need to make their own decisions about PDN design. Larry Smith and Eric Bogatin offer simplified, clear, and empirically supported coverage of these and other topics: * Measuring low impedances * Inductance * Lowest and highest-frequency PDN designs * MLCC capacitor integration * Planes and capacitors * System Level Design: The ecology of the PDN * Optimizing capacitor values * Managing transient and transfer noise * Technology options Smith and Bogatin conclude with a full chapter of case studies that guide engineers through making real tradeoffs among performance, risk and cost. "Note: Safari Enhanced and ePub enhanced versions of this book will include links to short videos of live Camtasia simulations and animations illuminating key PDN design concepts." "
9780132735551 English 0132735555 It's not easy to engineer power delivery networks (PDNs) that work all the time, at the lowest cost. Now, Larry Smith and Eric Bogatin empower engineers with the principles, techniques, processes and understanding they need to consistently meet this challenge. Smith and Bogatin bring together everything you need to make your own good decisions about PDN design, and choose sensible tradeoffs related to performance, risk and cost. This guide's authors are the industry's leading experts in signal integrity and PDN. Smith has over 30 years'experience in electronics, system and PDN design at IBM, Sun Microsystems and Altera Corporation, and has architected today's most popular systematic approach to PDN design. Bogatin also has more than 30 years'experience in signal integrity, and has written the field's most popular SI text book, Signal and Power Integrity-Simplified . Here, they thoroughly illuminate the core principles at the foundation of PDN performance, including impedance, resonance, inductance, and signal propagation. They offer practical insights for understanding noise sources, and show how design features affect noise. Next, they help you strengthen your intuition about how physical design decisions affect electrical performance, and complement your intuition with detailed analysis to carefully balance cost and robustness. You'll find valuable rules of thumb, analytical approximations, examples of numerical simulations, and practical coverage of all PDN elements, from chip features to package, board, and voltage regulator module (VRM). The authors show to use measurement to anchor your designs to reality, characterizing components in the frequency domain, and characterizing systems in the time domain. They review the principles behind each measurement technique, as present multiple examples of measured performance of real world components and systems. Too often, PDN designs work inconsistently; or the techniques that work in some scenarios fail in others. This book won't just help you understand why: it will teach you a practical process for getting your PDN designs right in any new product., PDN design has become the hottest topic in signal integrity because failures from poor PDN design are increasing and the design principles are generally poorly understood. More than ever, engineers need to create designs that are both highly robust "and" cost-effective. Many widely propagated guidelines are either wrong or can t be generalized beyond a few specific situations. For engineers, this has created far too much FUD (fear, uncertainty, and doubt). In "Robust Power Distribution Network Design" ," " two of the field s leading experts empower engineers with principles, techniques, processes and insight they need to make their own decisions about PDN design. Larry Smith and Eric Bogatin offer simplified, clear, and empirically supported coverage of these and other topics: * Measuring low impedances * Inductance * Lowest and highest-frequency PDN designs * MLCC capacitor integration * Planes and capacitors * System Level Design: The ecology of the PDN * Optimizing capacitor values * Managing transient and transfer noise * Technology options Smith and Bogatin conclude with a full chapter of case studies that guide engineers through making real tradeoffs among performance, risk and cost. "Note: Safari Enhanced and ePub enhanced versions of this book will include links to short videos of live Camtasia simulations and animations illuminating key PDN design concepts." "