[SI-LIST] : The overshoot and undershoot criteria in PCI spec.

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Tue, 12 Oct 1999 16:35:20 +0800

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Dear all SI Experts,

What are the overshoot and undershoot criteria for PCI 5V and 3.3V
environment?
Based on PCI spec. rev. 2.2, 4.2.2.3 Section, Maximum AC Ratings and Device
Protection,
for 3.3V PCI, the criteria seems to be 7.1V for overshoot and -3.5V for
undershoot.

For 5V PCI, 11V is for overshoot and -5.5V is for undershoot.

I wonder that such big overshoot and undershoot voltages will affect the
reliability of chips even the voltages are within the spec.

Your comments are appreciated.

Best Regards,
John Lin
SI Engineer
Quanta Computer Inc.


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The overshoot and undershoot criteria in PCI spec.

Dear all SI Experts,

What are the overshoot and undershoot criteria for = PCI 5V and 3.3V environment?
Based on PCI spec. rev. 2.2, 4.2.2.3 Section,  = Maximum AC Ratings and Device Protection,
for 3.3V PCI, the criteria seems to be 7.1V for = overshoot and -3.5V for undershoot.

For 5V PCI, 11V is for overshoot and -5.5V is for = undershoot.

I wonder that such big overshoot and undershoot = voltages will affect the reliability of chips even the voltages = are  within the spec.

Your comments are appreciated.

Best Regards,
John Lin
SI Engineer
Quanta Computer Inc.

 

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