[SI-LIST] Re: PCB stackup

  • From: "Nima Lotfi" <lnima@xxxxxxxxxx>
  • To: <s_aout@xxxxxxxx>, <si-list@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Tue, 23 May 2006 13:30:51 -0400

To minimize your radiation you may want to=20

1) ensure you have a low impedance power plane

2) be careful about shielding any cable grounds to your faraday case=20
"gnd".

To get a low impedance power plane you may want to consider having full
planes power planes, and a good decoupling strategy.

Also separation of ground plane to power plane plays a major role in
reducing power plane impedance.  Use the minimum prepreg size that can
be supported for volume production.

As for cables that is a whole different story and I don't think it is
relevant to your situation.

Nima Lotfi


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> Hi all,
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> I am working on a product which requires high shielding (no
> interference with mobile pagers) and the PCB goes in plastic
> enclosure (w/o metallic paint).  The highest working frequency is
> 200Mhz and the PCB stackup is :
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> TOP    ground
> Layer1 signal + power fill 1.8V
> Layer2 ground
> Layer3 signal + power fill 3.3V
> Layer 4 signal + power fill 5V
> Layer 5 ground
> Layer 6 signal + power fill 3.3V
> Bottom ground
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> Is this stackup ok? and do you think that not having a full power
> plane would be a problem?
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> thanks
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