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A new RLC crosstalk noise expression, based on an RLC transmission line model propagating each propagation mode, has recently been proposed and has been validated in previous works. From this expression, we propose in this paper to calculate the noise characteristics such as the maximum amplitude and the noise pulsewidth. Generally, it is better to use closed form expressions instead of simulation...
The constant evolution in integrated circuit technology has led to an increase in the digital chip switching speed. There is thus growing interest in the inductance associated with signal lines. Inductive coupling effects on interconnects is an emerging concern in high performance digital integrated circuits. In this paper, a new crosstalk RLC noise expression is proposed and based on an RLC transmission...
In this paper, from a new crosstalk noise expression based on an RLC transmission line model associated to each propagation mode, analytical expressions to predict noise amplitude and pulsewidth with a good level of accuracy are proposed. These simplified analytical expressions are sufficiently accurate to be effectively incorporated in noise calculators.
The signal integrity of VLSI circuits is an emerging concern in high performance integrated circuits. A previous RLC crosstalk noise expression we have submitted, based on a RLC transmission line model associated with each propagation mode, could predict the noise amplitude of an RLC interconnect, yet only by making the assumption of a perfect symmetry between the two coupled lines and their respective...
Constant evolution in integrated circuits technology has led to an increase of the switching speed of the digital chip. As a result, there is a growing interest in the inductance associated with signal lines. Inductive coupling effects on interconnects is an emerging concern in high performance digital integrated circuits. Since global wires run on less dense upper metal layers increase wires separation...
In this paper, a new crosstalk RLC noise expression is proposed, based on an RLC transmission line model associated to each propagation mode, which is capable of predicting the noise amplitude and the noise pulsewidth of an RLC interconnect. Several simulations reveal that the proposed expression predicts the peak crosstalk noise and the pulsewidth with a good level of accuracy. This simplified analytical...
Constant evolution in integrated circuit technology has led to an increase in the switching speed of the digital chip. As a result, there is a growing interest in the inductance associated with signal lines. Inductive coupling effects on interconnects is an emerging concern in high performance digital integrated circuits. Based on an RLC transmission line model, associated to each propagation mode,...
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