[SI-LIST] : Rambus vs. di/dt SSN

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Sat, 24 Jul 1999 17:29:58 +0800

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Hello All SI gurus,

One question about Rambus,

I wonder that the di / dt (current change rate) of rambus is high, how
rambus can avoid being attacked by SSN / Ground bounce and package noise
reflection.

Necking down the trace to compensate rambus chips seems to work in certain
level but not tatotally overcome the package's RLCG.

Does somebody have good idea about this?

Thanks,
John Lin
SI Engineer at Quanta Computer Inc.
Email: [email protected]
Tel:(03) 3979000 ext. 5183.

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Rambus vs. di/dt SSN

Hello All SI gurus,

One question about Rambus,

I wonder that the di / dt (current change rate)  = of rambus is high, how rambus  can avoid being attacked  by = SSN / Ground bounce and package noise reflection.

Necking down the trace to compensate rambus chips = seems to work in certain level but not tatotally overcome the package's = RLCG.

Does somebody have good idea about this?



Thanks,
John Lin
SI Engineer at Quanta Computer Inc.
Email: [email protected]
Tel:(03) 3979000 ext. 5183.


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