d,
电源有什么用?
IO信号是否存在过冲/过冲?
无论是电源是否超出规格,或者信号完整性如此糟糕以至于注入的电流流入/流出衬底会导致存储器单元翻转其状态。
如果它是信号完整性,较慢的时钟不会阻止它发生。
如果它是电源欠压,那么较慢的时钟应该减少电流,并且它不应该快速断开。
我看到间歇性负载与电路板电源产生共振,导致崩溃。
大多数电路板都有一个20到40 KHz的电极(如果你遵循我们的指导原则),所以在相同的频率下进行任何负载变化就像在正确的频率上推动一个孩子一样,容纳电源电压的极端变化(并且可怕
孩子)。
即使具有100的MHz时钟速率,也可能存在状态机和其他复杂性,从而产生这种低频负载变化。
Austin Lesea主要工程师Xilinx San Jose
以上来自于谷歌翻译
以下为原文
d,
What are the power supplies doing?
Is there overshoot/undrershoot on the IO signals?
It is either the power supply is falling out of specification, or the signal integrity is so bad that injected currents into/out of the substrate is causing the memory cells to flip their state.
If it is signal integrity, a slower clock will not prevent it from happening. If it is brown-out of the power supplies, then a slower clock should reduce current, and it should not break as quickly.
I have seen intermittent loads resonate with the board power supplies, causing a crash.
Most boards have a pole at 20 to 40 KHz (if you follow our guidelines), so having any load change with the same frequency is like pushing a child on a swing at exactly the right frequency, casing extreme variations in supply voltage (and terrifying the child).
Even with 100's of MHz clock rates, there may be state machines, and other complexities which create this low frequency load change.
Austin Lesea
Principal Engineer
Xilinx San Jose
d,
电源有什么用?
IO信号是否存在过冲/过冲?
无论是电源是否超出规格,或者信号完整性如此糟糕以至于注入的电流流入/流出衬底会导致存储器单元翻转其状态。
如果它是信号完整性,较慢的时钟不会阻止它发生。
如果它是电源欠压,那么较慢的时钟应该减少电流,并且它不应该快速断开。
我看到间歇性负载与电路板电源产生共振,导致崩溃。
大多数电路板都有一个20到40 KHz的电极(如果你遵循我们的指导原则),所以在相同的频率下进行任何负载变化就像在正确的频率上推动一个孩子一样,容纳电源电压的极端变化(并且可怕
孩子)。
即使具有100的MHz时钟速率,也可能存在状态机和其他复杂性,从而产生这种低频负载变化。
Austin Lesea主要工程师Xilinx San Jose
以上来自于谷歌翻译
以下为原文
d,
What are the power supplies doing?
Is there overshoot/undrershoot on the IO signals?
It is either the power supply is falling out of specification, or the signal integrity is so bad that injected currents into/out of the substrate is causing the memory cells to flip their state.
If it is signal integrity, a slower clock will not prevent it from happening. If it is brown-out of the power supplies, then a slower clock should reduce current, and it should not break as quickly.
I have seen intermittent loads resonate with the board power supplies, causing a crash.
Most boards have a pole at 20 to 40 KHz (if you follow our guidelines), so having any load change with the same frequency is like pushing a child on a swing at exactly the right frequency, casing extreme variations in supply voltage (and terrifying the child).
Even with 100's of MHz clock rates, there may be state machines, and other complexities which create this low frequency load change.
Austin Lesea
Principal Engineer
Xilinx San Jose
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