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Page 1: Power Integrity - Cadence · power and applied voltage are usually given, hence • The average current is assumed to be 50% of the maximum current, then ... • The bypass capacitors

13/Aug/2013 13/Aug/2013

Dr. Eric Kuo [email protected]

Power Integrity

Page 2: Power Integrity - Cadence · power and applied voltage are usually given, hence • The average current is assumed to be 50% of the maximum current, then ... • The bypass capacitors

感謝聯發科技資深工程師 廖竟谷 博士針對電磁模擬與暫態分析給予相當多有用的建議 The author would like to specially thank Dr. Ching Ku Liao, who works for MediaTek, for many useful advises in EM and transient co-simulation

Acknowledgement

Page 3: Power Integrity - Cadence · power and applied voltage are usually given, hence • The average current is assumed to be 50% of the maximum current, then ... • The bypass capacitors

感謝映陽科技林有俊先生與陳志忠先生在軟體設定與安裝上的諸多協助 The author would like to specially thank Christ Lin and Eric Chen, who work for Graser, for many kindly help in Sigrity Installation and Settings.

Acknowledgement

Page 4: Power Integrity - Cadence · power and applied voltage are usually given, hence • The average current is assumed to be 50% of the maximum current, then ... • The bypass capacitors

Root Cause of PI

Charge Discharge

IN OUT

Lv ∆V=LvdI/dt Lv

Lg ∆V=LgdI/dt

Lg

CPU/DSP/Switching chip are the class of low-voltage high current applications

Page 5: Power Integrity - Cadence · power and applied voltage are usually given, hence • The average current is assumed to be 50% of the maximum current, then ... • The bypass capacitors

Z-Profile of PWR/GND Planes

GND

PWR

I

@ DC Open

GND

PWR

I1

∆V

@ HF Behave as capacitive

ZPDN ( ) ( ) ( )HFPDNDC ZIZI

fZfIfV

@1 +×=×=

Idisp

Value goes to infinity at DC

Capacitive behavior before resonance

Vdd +/-5%Vdd

Page 6: Power Integrity - Cadence · power and applied voltage are usually given, hence • The average current is assumed to be 50% of the maximum current, then ... • The bypass capacitors

Resonance/Anti-resonance

Resonance

Anti-resonance

IVZ =

Resonance Z approaches to zero no matter how large the current is, there is no voltage drop No reliability issue

Anti-resonance Z approaches to infinity Even very small current will drive an huge voltage drop Reliability issue

Page 7: Power Integrity - Cadence · power and applied voltage are usually given, hence • The average current is assumed to be 50% of the maximum current, then ... • The bypass capacitors

Equivalent Ckt of PDN

Page 8: Power Integrity - Cadence · power and applied voltage are usually given, hence • The average current is assumed to be 50% of the maximum current, then ... • The bypass capacitors

• From the data sheet of the switching circuit, the consumed power and applied voltage are usually given, hence

• The average current is assumed to be 50% of the

maximum current, then

Target Impedance Estimation

VPI =max

max%50 IrippleVddZT ×

×=

Page 9: Power Integrity - Cadence · power and applied voltage are usually given, hence • The average current is assumed to be 50% of the maximum current, then ... • The bypass capacitors

• Switching circuit requires current to charge the load • If the output impedance is too high, then VRM is unable to

respond well (VRM output impedance exceeds the desired impedance)

• External capacitors store charge. They bypass the VRM and supply the current to the switching circuit

• The bypass capacitors are also called decoupling capacitors (decouple the VRM from the switching circuit)

Bypass/Decoupling Capacitors

Page 10: Power Integrity - Cadence · power and applied voltage are usually given, hence • The average current is assumed to be 50% of the maximum current, then ... • The bypass capacitors

ESR & ESL of the Decoupling Capacitor

ESR

ESL

Decap C

Equivalent circuit of decoupling capacitor

Page 11: Power Integrity - Cadence · power and applied voltage are usually given, hence • The average current is assumed to be 50% of the maximum current, then ... • The bypass capacitors

Z-Profile of Decoupling Capacitor

1E6 1E7 1E8 1E91E5 4E9

1E-2

1E-1

1

1E1

1E-3

3E1

freq, Hz

mag

(Z(1

,1))

mag

(Z(2

,2))

mag

(Z(3

,3))

Shunt Model Terminated w/ 50Ω

Series Model Terminated w/ GND Ideal Cap

Capacitive -20dB/decade

Inductive +20dB/decade

ESR

Page 12: Power Integrity - Cadence · power and applied voltage are usually given, hence • The average current is assumed to be 50% of the maximum current, then ... • The bypass capacitors

• Decouple the VRM from the switching circuit – Provides a low impedance path

Decoupling Capacitors

VRM Bulk capacitors

Ceramic decoupling capacitors

PCB planes

Low frequency High frequency

Page 13: Power Integrity - Cadence · power and applied voltage are usually given, hence • The average current is assumed to be 50% of the maximum current, then ... • The bypass capacitors

• 1-Port Measurement

• 2-Port Measurement

Ultra Low Impedance Measurement

011

11

11 Z

SSZ

−+

=Impedance of PDN is usually much smaller than 50Ω |S11| ~ 1 It makes the Z cannot be slow enough

×=12

1211 1

25S

SZ

Page 14: Power Integrity - Cadence · power and applied voltage are usually given, hence • The average current is assumed to be 50% of the maximum current, then ... • The bypass capacitors

Example 1

Page 15: Power Integrity - Cadence · power and applied voltage are usually given, hence • The average current is assumed to be 50% of the maximum current, then ... • The bypass capacitors

Calculated Z-Profile

ε = 4.2

Area: A d =10 mil

C = εοεrA/d = 8.854*10-12 F/m*4.2*0.052 m2/ (10/40 * 10-3 m) = 372 pF

5 cm

At 300 kHz, Zc = 1/(ωC) = 1.426*103 Ω

Bare board

De-Cap: 1uF

At 300 kHz, Zc = 1/(ωC) = 0.5305 Ω

Page 16: Power Integrity - Cadence · power and applied voltage are usually given, hence • The average current is assumed to be 50% of the maximum current, then ... • The bypass capacitors

Measurement: Bare Board

Simulation w/ transmission line effect

Page 17: Power Integrity - Cadence · power and applied voltage are usually given, hence • The average current is assumed to be 50% of the maximum current, then ... • The bypass capacitors

Measurement: Bare Board De-embedded

Page 18: Power Integrity - Cadence · power and applied voltage are usually given, hence • The average current is assumed to be 50% of the maximum current, then ... • The bypass capacitors

Measurement: Board W/ Decap

Simulation w/ transmission line effect

Page 19: Power Integrity - Cadence · power and applied voltage are usually given, hence • The average current is assumed to be 50% of the maximum current, then ... • The bypass capacitors

Measurement: Board W/ Decap De-embedded

Page 20: Power Integrity - Cadence · power and applied voltage are usually given, hence • The average current is assumed to be 50% of the maximum current, then ... • The bypass capacitors

Example 2: DDR3-1600

U101

U201 U204

VRM

Page 21: Power Integrity - Cadence · power and applied voltage are usually given, hence • The average current is assumed to be 50% of the maximum current, then ... • The bypass capacitors

• In data sheet, the Imax = 210mA • The swing is from 1.4V to 1.6V

(ripple is +/- 6.67%) • Hence the target impedance can be calculated as

Target Impedance Estimation

Ω=×

×=

××

= 957.021.05.0

067.05.1%50 maxI

rippleVddZT

Page 22: Power Integrity - Cadence · power and applied voltage are usually given, hence • The average current is assumed to be 50% of the maximum current, then ... • The bypass capacitors

1E7 1E8 1E91E6 4E9

1

1E1

1E2

1E3

1E-1

1E4

freq, Hz

Sig

rity_

no_D

ecap

AD

S_n

o_D

ecap

Mea

s_no

_Dec

ap

1E7 1E8 1E91E6 4E9

1E-2

1E-1

1

1E1

1E2

1E3

1E-3

1E4

freq, Hz

Sig

rity_

Dec

apA

DS

_Dec

apM

eas_

Dec

ap

Correlation Ultra Low Impedance Measurement

21

21

125

SSZ−

×=2-Port measurement to capture the ultra low impedance

Page 23: Power Integrity - Cadence · power and applied voltage are usually given, hence • The average current is assumed to be 50% of the maximum current, then ... • The bypass capacitors

ESL & ESR Effect

1E7 1E8 1E91E6 4E9

1E-1

1

1E1

1E-2

1E2

freq, Hz

Sig

rity_

Dec

apM

eas_

Dec

apA

DS

_Dec

ap

Page 24: Power Integrity - Cadence · power and applied voltage are usually given, hence • The average current is assumed to be 50% of the maximum current, then ... • The bypass capacitors

Z-Profile @ U101, U201, and U204

400 MHz

Page 25: Power Integrity - Cadence · power and applied voltage are usually given, hence • The average current is assumed to be 50% of the maximum current, then ... • The bypass capacitors

DQ1 Only: Write

W/ Decap

W/O Decap

DQ1

VDD @ RAM

VDD @ RAM

Page 26: Power Integrity - Cadence · power and applied voltage are usually given, hence • The average current is assumed to be 50% of the maximum current, then ... • The bypass capacitors

All DQ: Write

VDD swing from 1.42 ~ 1.55, within the spec (1.5 +/- 6.67%)

Page 27: Power Integrity - Cadence · power and applied voltage are usually given, hence • The average current is assumed to be 50% of the maximum current, then ... • The bypass capacitors

All DQ: Read

VDD swing from 1.45~ 1.55, within the spec (1.5 +/- 6.67%)

Page 28: Power Integrity - Cadence · power and applied voltage are usually given, hence • The average current is assumed to be 50% of the maximum current, then ... • The bypass capacitors

• Target impedance is the main parameter to design the power plane

• Ultra-low impedance measurement and proper embedded technique should be applied to obtain the good correlation

• Sigrity PowerSI and SystemSI provides an user-friendly workflow to speed up the design flow

Conclusions

Page 29: Power Integrity - Cadence · power and applied voltage are usually given, hence • The average current is assumed to be 50% of the maximum current, then ... • The bypass capacitors

• M. Swaminathan and A. E. Engin, Power integrity modeling and design for semiconductors and systems, NJ: Prentice-Hall, 2007

• Agilent ultra-low impedance measurements using 2-port measurement, application note, 2007

References