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Risks for signal integrity in system in package and possible remedies

Risks for signal integrity in system in package and possible remedies
Risks for signal integrity in system in package and possible remedies
We analyze the electrical phenomena that can affect the integrity of the communication among different chips within a system in package (SiP). We address these issues for a real case, for which electrical parameters are extracted from layout and used to build a netlist employed for electrical characterization. We show that crosstalk, and in particular inductive crosstalk, is the electrical phenomenon mainly affecting signal transmission within the SiP. Then, we evaluate the kinds of errors that can be originated. We show that errors caused by inductive coupling among SiP interconnects can be unidirectional only, thus allowing designers to implement error control coding techniques based on all unidirectional error detecting codes. This allows significant cost reduction over the alternate use of non-unidirectional error detecting codes.
crosstalk, error detecting codes, signal integrity, system in package
978-0-7695-3150-2
165-170
IEEE
Rossi, Daniele
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Angelini, Paolo
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Metra, Cecilia
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Campardo, Giovanni
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Vanalli, G. P.
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Rossi, Daniele
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Angelini, Paolo
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Metra, Cecilia
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Campardo, Giovanni
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Rossi, Daniele, Angelini, Paolo, Metra, Cecilia, Campardo, Giovanni and Vanalli, G. P. (2008) Risks for signal integrity in system in package and possible remedies. In 2008 13th European Test Symposium. IEEE. pp. 165-170 . (doi:10.1109/ETS.2008.23).

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We analyze the electrical phenomena that can affect the integrity of the communication among different chips within a system in package (SiP). We address these issues for a real case, for which electrical parameters are extracted from layout and used to build a netlist employed for electrical characterization. We show that crosstalk, and in particular inductive crosstalk, is the electrical phenomenon mainly affecting signal transmission within the SiP. Then, we evaluate the kinds of errors that can be originated. We show that errors caused by inductive coupling among SiP interconnects can be unidirectional only, thus allowing designers to implement error control coding techniques based on all unidirectional error detecting codes. This allows significant cost reduction over the alternate use of non-unidirectional error detecting codes.

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e-pub ahead of print date: May 2008
Venue - Dates: IEEE European Test Symposium, Verbania, Italy, 2008-05-25 - 2008-05-29
Keywords: crosstalk, error detecting codes, signal integrity, system in package
Organisations: Electronic & Software Systems

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Local EPrints ID: 368905
URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/368905
ISBN: 978-0-7695-3150-2
PURE UUID: ea3a35fa-4134-4541-9bb1-e6bb03050bd0

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Author: Daniele Rossi
Author: Paolo Angelini
Author: Cecilia Metra
Author: Giovanni Campardo
Author: G. P. Vanalli

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