angyp
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cmos decoupling capacitors
does anyone familiar with the capacitor model name PCDCAP? The PCDCAP is recommended for decoupling capacitor.
To assure that decoupling capacitors have a negligible effect on reliability and yield, it is recommended that:
1. Total Active Area with decoupling capacitors / Total active area without decoupling capacitors <1.02 .
2.If the design requires more decoupling capacitors the failure rate will scale approximately with the ratio given above. For example, if design has 100,000 um2 of total active area, and 10,000 um2 of this total consists of decoupling capacitors, the failure rate will be approximately 100,000 / 90,000 = 11% higher than if no decoupling capacitors were present in the design.
if i were to follow this rule i can only put a 20pF decoupling capacitor in the chip. for my design i need 200pF.
do i really have to follow the reliability rule to reduce the impact of reliability fails?
does anyone familiar with the capacitor model name PCDCAP? The PCDCAP is recommended for decoupling capacitor.
To assure that decoupling capacitors have a negligible effect on reliability and yield, it is recommended that:
1. Total Active Area with decoupling capacitors / Total active area without decoupling capacitors <1.02 .
2.If the design requires more decoupling capacitors the failure rate will scale approximately with the ratio given above. For example, if design has 100,000 um2 of total active area, and 10,000 um2 of this total consists of decoupling capacitors, the failure rate will be approximately 100,000 / 90,000 = 11% higher than if no decoupling capacitors were present in the design.
if i were to follow this rule i can only put a 20pF decoupling capacitor in the chip. for my design i need 200pF.
do i really have to follow the reliability rule to reduce the impact of reliability fails?