[SI-LIST] Re: 6 layers stackup

Hi,
 
Apart from the previous threads, the basic idea to use G layer next to
top layer is that the return path for the chip pins will be good compare
to P layer.
 
Regards,
Ram 
 
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Subject: [SI-LIST] Re: 6 layers stackup
 
I think your question is 'why have the G layer nearest the top of the 
board rather than the P layer?'  Probably because the chips are 
generally on the top side of the board and having the the G layer 
nearest means your hi-speed racks can reference G rather than P without 
needing vias.  Of course with a good decoupling referencing P rather 
than G might not be a problem, see previous threads on this list re 
referencing G or P.  However, the G layer is generally one complete area
over the board while the P layer must often be split into sections for 
different voltages; giving rise to problems where signal traces have to 
cross the splits
 
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Saoer Sinaga wrote:
> Dear all,
> May I know the reason why people would generally use S1 S2 G P S3 S4
> configuration for six-layer stackup? Why not  S1 S2 P G S3 S4?
> Thanks.
> 
> regards,
> Saoer
> 
> On Wed, Feb 20, 2008 at 11:17 PM, Fernando Yuitiro Mori
<mori@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
> wrote:
> 
>   
>> Hi,
>> I normally use S1 S2 G P S3 S4 for the 6 layers stackup. I need the 4
>> layer with 60 ohms, so there are some problem if I use S1 G S2 S3 P
S4?
>> 
>> Regards,
>> 
>> Fernando Mori
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