[SI-LIST] Re: Ground bounce (was VOH datasheet question)
- From: "Muranyi, Arpad" <arpad.muranyi@xxxxxxxxx>
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- Date: Tue, 14 Mar 2006 19:20:01 -0800
Edi,
Not necessarily. Consider this situation:
The capacitor acts as an AC short. This means that
as a (fast) buffer switches, it will initially have=20
to drive a full short circuit current. Contrast=20
that with a resistive load, where the output voltage
will always follow a divider ratio as determined
by the buffer and the load resistor. In this case
the current will never reach the levels that you
would see with a capacitive load.
Arpad Muranyi
Intel Corporation
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Subject: [SI-LIST] Re: Ground bounce (was VOH datasheet question)
Hi,
I concur with you.
Increased capacitive load reduce the slew rate on the driver outputs.
The slower the output slew rate, the lower the ground bounce will be.
Edi
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> Subject: [SI-LIST] Ground bounce (was VOH datasheet question)
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> > You could clarify this issue from Dr. Johnson article named "Big
> > Buffer" (http://www.sigcon.com/Pubs/news/8_07.htm).
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> As usual, his stuff is very good reading.
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> This paragraph caught my attention.
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> > The main factors that affect SSO noise are (1) the aggregate amount
of
> > current switched by your IC, (2) the rise time of that current, and
> > (3) the number and quality of the power and ground connections
> > provided in the IC package. Most relevant to this discussion is the
> > total amount of current--more capacitive loading enlarges that
> > current, increasing the amplitude of SSO noise.
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> Why does more capacitive loading make SSO worse?
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> The previous discussion showed that you can compute the output
resistance
> of
> the driver from the short circuit current. That doesn't depend upon
the
> capacitive loading.
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> I think that capacitive loading will make the duration of the output
> current
> pulse longer. It will slow down the rise time of the signal, but
that's
> the
> voltage rise time. The current rise time is what causes ground bounce
and
> that won't change if you add more load capacitance.
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> What am I missing?
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> Is the turn-on time for a driver slow rather than instantaneous?
"Slow"
> meaning roughly the same as the (normal) rise time so the normal
> capacitance
> gets charged while the driver is turning on and the driver never
delivers
> the
> full short circuit current?
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