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[SI-LIST] Re: overshoot and undershoot different swing

  • From: "Jim (James) Antonellis" <janton@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
  • To: rajeev.kommera@xxxxxxxxx, si-list@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
  • Date: Tue, 3 Apr 2007 10:44:12 -0700
Rajeev,

I see a few situations to consider:

1) ESD
2) Timing
3) Fidelity

The ESD structures typically dictate what is allowed for
over and under shoot and they are not necessarily identical=20
even after polarity has been taken into account. Some of the=20
(better?) specifications will provide an area_under_the_curve=20
specification for the over/under shoots.

In regards to timing and fidelity, these will be application
dependent. For example, one example bus may allow for a lot
of settling time before sampling and as such will tolerate
the time that the over/under shoot does not meet the logic=20
threshold. Kind of the same thing with fidelity except you=20
need to be careful of false transitions that may occur on=20
clocks/strobes if a sequence of underdampened over/under-
shoots occur (may be referred to as underdamped ringing in=20
some circles).=20

Jim


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Sent: Tuesday, April 03, 2007 1:36 AM
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Subject: [SI-LIST] overshoot and undershoot different swing


Hi all,

We are having 76 MHZ clock output from FPGA in our design.
I am seeing on oscilloscope that the overshoot and undershoot is not
same.

I want to know whether it is necessary that overshoot and undershoot
values needed to be same? If yes then what factors effects the values to
be different?


Regards,
Rajeev.
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