Worst-case crosstalk noise analysis based on dual-exponential noise metrics

Based on the assumption that crosstalk noise is dual-exponential waveform, in this paper we present the closed-form crosstalk noise metrics including the peak noise amplitude V/sub p/, peak noise occurring time T/sub p/ and pulse width W/sub n/. Then using part of our metrics we study aggressors swi...

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Published in18th International Conference on VLSI Design held jointly with 4th International Conference on Embedded Systems Design pp. 348 - 353
Main Authors Jiaxing Sun, Yun Zheng, Qing Ye, Tianchun Ye
Format Conference Proceeding
LanguageEnglish
Published IEEE 2005
Subjects
Circuit noise
CMOS technology
Crosstalk
crosstalk noise
crosstalk noise metrics
Driver circuits
Equivalent circuits
Integrated circuit interconnections
Integrated circuit noise
Noise level
peak noise window
SPICE
Timing
worst-case crosstalk noise
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Summary:Based on the assumption that crosstalk noise is dual-exponential waveform, in this paper we present the closed-form crosstalk noise metrics including the peak noise amplitude V/sub p/, peak noise occurring time T/sub p/ and pulse width W/sub n/. Then using part of our metrics we study aggressors switching times alignment that leads to worst-case crosstalk noise for a quiet victim from the analysis of peak noise window (PNW). The SPICE simulation results confirm the accuracy of our metrics and our analysis.
ISBN:0769522645
9780769522647
ISSN:1063-9667
2380-6923
DOI:10.1109/ICVD.2005.173