John Xu
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Hi,
i have a question on the substrate connection for mixed signal circuit with p-sub lightly-dopled submicron cmos process. In my mixed block, we have seperate analog vdd/gnd and digital vdd/gnd for crosstalk reduction from digital part.
I want to know the substrate connection, in my cicruit, i connected it to the analog gnd for which we believe it is most approviate for our cicruit. But i wonder if we can assign the substrate with different gnd. i.e., for analog part, we connect its substrate to analog gnd, for digital part, we connect it to digital gnd. To reudce the crosstalk between them, I put guardings to surround the sensitive analog and digiatl part, respectively, and laso, I put some heavy substrate ties strip between the analog and digital part. Seperate the analog sub and digital sub can avoid the body effect of the analog/digital part both. Is any risk in it?
Pls. comment!!!
Thanks in advance
i have a question on the substrate connection for mixed signal circuit with p-sub lightly-dopled submicron cmos process. In my mixed block, we have seperate analog vdd/gnd and digital vdd/gnd for crosstalk reduction from digital part.
I want to know the substrate connection, in my cicruit, i connected it to the analog gnd for which we believe it is most approviate for our cicruit. But i wonder if we can assign the substrate with different gnd. i.e., for analog part, we connect its substrate to analog gnd, for digital part, we connect it to digital gnd. To reudce the crosstalk between them, I put guardings to surround the sensitive analog and digiatl part, respectively, and laso, I put some heavy substrate ties strip between the analog and digital part. Seperate the analog sub and digital sub can avoid the body effect of the analog/digital part both. Is any risk in it?
Pls. comment!!!
Thanks in advance