Purpose – To analyze factors affecting crosstalk and to study the effect of repeater insertion on crosstalk, power dissipation and propagation delay.Design/methodology/approach – Crosstalk is effected by transition time of the signal; length of interconnect; distance between interconnects; size of driver and receiver; pattern of input; direction of flow of signal; and clock skew. Signal Integrity and Crosstalk effect in VLSI “According to a research conducted by Collett International Research Inc., one in five chips fails because of the signal integrity.” I n this article, we will discuss a very important issue of VLSI design called signal integrity and crosstalk which are responsible for the failure of many ASICs now a day. Our servers are having a bit of trouble. This is known as crosstalk. The disturbance at ‘A’ can potentially cause a disturbance at ‘V’, because of the mutual coupling capacitance, and if the disturbance at ‘V’ crosses noise thresholdof the receiving gate ‘R’, then it may change the logic at the output of ‘R’ i.e., output of ‘R’, which is supposed to be at logic ‘1’, might switch to logic ‘0’, as it senses a logic ‘1’ at its input, due to the noise induced on its input by the disturbance at ‘A’.
This work is based on simulating interconnects with parameters obtained from 0.13 μm process. VLSI Academy - Crosstalk. Due to the influence of cross coupling capacitance, switching of the signal from one net (aggressor) to the neighboring net (victim). CROSSTALK NOISE ANALYSIS FOR NANO-METER VLSI CIRCUITS by Ravikishore Gandikota A dissertation submitted in partial ful llment of the requirements for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy (Electrical Engineering) in The University of Michigan 2009 Doctoral Committee: Professor David Blaauw, Chair Associate Professor Igor L. Markov During the transition on adjacent signal (aggressor net) causes a noise bump/glitch on constant signal (victim net). The disturbance at 'A' can potentially cause a disturbance at 'V', because of the mutual coupling capacitance, and if the disturbance at 'V' crosses noise thresholdof the receiving gate 'R', then it may change the logic at the output of 'R' i.e., output of 'R', which is supposed to be at logic '1', might switch to logic '0', as it senses a logic '1' at its input, due to the noise induced on its input by the disturbance at 'A'.
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