DocumentCode :
1955125
Title :
Dynamic power and signal integrity analysis for chip-package-board co-design and co-simulation
Author :
Wane, Sidina ; Kuo, An-Yu ; Santos, Patrick Dos
Author_Institution :
NXP-Semicond. Campus-EffiScience, Caen, France
fYear :
2009
fDate :
28-29 Sept. 2009
Firstpage :
246
Lastpage :
249
Abstract :
This paper presents global dynamic power and signal integrity analysis methodologies for chip-package-board co-design and co-simulation. The proposed methodologies are based on efficient combination of power switching activity macro-modeling with broadband multi-port model extractions. Dedicated real-life test carriers are employed for benchmarking purposes and correlation with on-wafer measurement. The results from EM simulations are fed into circuit simulator environment (Cadence) following divide-and-conquer segmentation approaches. Additionally, two different types of current activity models are used to model the digital die. The obtained simulation results are validated by comparison with time-domain and frequency-domain measurement.
Keywords :
broadband networks; chip scale packaging; integrated circuit design; integrated circuit modelling; system-in-package; system-on-chip; benchmarking purposes; broadband multi-port model extractions; chip-package-board; circuit simulator environment; co-design; co-simulation; correlation method; current activity models; divide-and-conquer segmentation; dynamic power; frequency-domain measurement; macromodeling; on-wafer measurement; power switching activity; real-life test carriers; signal integrity analysis; time-domain measurement; Analytical models; Circuit simulation; Circuit testing; Frequency domain analysis; Interference constraints; Packaging; Power system modeling; Signal analysis; Signal design; Time domain analysis;
fLanguage :
English
Publisher :
ieee
Conference_Titel :
Wireless Technology Conference, 2009. EuWIT 2009. European
Conference_Location :
Rome
Print_ISBN :
978-1-4244-4721-3
Type :
conf
Filename :
5291079
Link To Document :
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