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Design and Modeling for Chip-to-Chip Communication at 20 Gbps

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Abstract

This paper presents the design of serial chip-to-chip communication at 20 Gbps including modeling and correlation for PCBs (Printed Circuit Boards) with FR4 substrate materials. The entire channel under investigation includes two packages, a 21-layer ceramic and a 12-layer organic, and a 22-layer PCB. A probing station, microprobes and a VNA are used to measure the entire channel S-parameters and the measurement is correlated to the simulation up to 20 GHz. Extended study for the channel with low loss PCB substrate material is simulated. Time-domain eye comparisons for the FR4 channel, low loss channel, and the FR4 channel with equalization are given. A general design rule as well as new technologies for the high-speed channel design at 20 Gbps and beyond are discussed and given in the conclusion.

Keywords

  • Chip-to-Chip Communications
  • Design
  • Design And Modeling
  • Design Rules
  • Electromagnetic Compatibility
  • Electromagnetism
  • Electronic Equipment Manufacture
  • FR4 Substrates
  • High-Speed Channels
  • Low Loss
  • Micro-Probes
  • New Technologies
  • Printed Circuit Boards
  • Printed Circuit Design
  • S-Parameters
  • Scattering Parameters
  • Substrate Material
  • Time Domain

Disciplines

  • Electrical and Computer Engineering

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