Tuesday, 13 January 2015

Crosstalk

Crosstalk:
Switching of the signal in one net can interference neighboring net due to cross coupling capacitance. This affect is known as cross talk. Crosstalk can lead to crosstalk-induced delay changes or static noise.

Double spacing   =>  more spacing=>less capacitance=>less cross talk
Multiple vias       =>  less resistance=>less RC delay
Shielding             =>  constant cross coupling capacitance =>known value of crosstalk
Buffer insertion   =>  boost the victim strength.
Net ordering        =>  in same metal layer change the net path.
Layer assignment=>  Change the metal layer of two nets if possible. (One s/g in mtl3 and one signal in 4).

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