In this paper, we discuss generation of digital switching noise and its propagation through substrate and interconnection parasitics. Effects of switching noise on analog voltage references and radio-frequency blocks are presented. Both simulated and measured results confirmed that crosstalk effects are strongly dependent on substrate and package type. Isolation strategies must be specifically designed for a mixed-signal chip, as they could even worse crosstalk if they are not properly designed accounting for values of parasitics.

Effects of digital switching noise on analog circuits performance / G. Boselli, G. Trucco, V. Liberali - In: European conference on circuit theory and design 2007 : Seville, august 26-30, 2007 : [proceedings] / [a cura di] O.G. Vinuesa. - Piscataway : Institute of electrical and electronics engineers, 2008. - ISBN 9781424413416. - pp. 160-163 (( Intervento presentato al 18. convegno European Conference on Circuit Theory and Design (ECCTD) tenutosi a Sevilla nel 2007 [10.1109/ECCTD.2007.4529561].

Effects of digital switching noise on analog circuits performance

G. Boselli
Primo
;
G. Trucco
Secondo
;
V. Liberali
Ultimo
2008

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In this paper, we discuss generation of digital switching noise and its propagation through substrate and interconnection parasitics. Effects of switching noise on analog voltage references and radio-frequency blocks are presented. Both simulated and measured results confirmed that crosstalk effects are strongly dependent on substrate and package type. Isolation strategies must be specifically designed for a mixed-signal chip, as they could even worse crosstalk if they are not properly designed accounting for values of parasitics.
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