Re: [SI-LIST] : How to identify SSO

Weber Chuang ([email protected])
Thu, 8 Jan 1998 12:34:04 +0800

According to what I have observed and simulated(empirically), and owing
to the mobility nature of electron and hole(theoretically), usually
ground bounce on silent signal is more serious than power drop in CMOS
based designs. I mean "usually".

Best regards

Weber Chuang( ChingFu Chuang)
SI Engineer, System Team.
VIA Technologies, Inc. Taiwan. ROC

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> My (probably redundant) take on SSO.
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> One thing that has always concerned me with SSO is the affect of the
> VCC
> drop on non-switching signals. Theses signal would have noise on them
> that would mimic the VCC noise on chip (since their outputs are
> effectively shorted to VCC).
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> regards,
> jon powell
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