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There are a number of factors that contribute to signal integrity related issues. System level analysis and optimization is recommended for improving custom board level signal integrity.
A number of options can be considered to improve custom board signal integrity (signal quality). Some of the suggested options are listed below.
| Options | Recommendation | How does the recommendation help? |
|---|---|---|
| A | Add a series resistor | Can reduce signal reflections and improve signal quality |
| B | Add a capacitor (near to the load) | Can reduce the return signal reflections. Balancing capacitors added on both ends can reduce the overall reflections. |
| C | Increase signal trace length | Can reduce out of phase reflections from impacting the incident signal while the signal is continuing to transition. |
| D | Configure fast drive strength and use a combination of A, B, C | Improves signal rise/fall time and improves overall eye pattern (along with a combination of A, B, C to reduce signal reflections). |
The following diagrams are a general guidance for signal integrity improvement:
Figure 2-1 Series Resistor Added on the Data
Lines
Figure 2-2 Load Capacitor Added on the Clock
Line
Figure 2-3 Combination of Option A and Option B
on the Data LinesNotes on setup and measurement:
The eye diagrams shown in the examples have been measured at the BGA PAD of the attached device and plotted.
The analysis and examples shown are for write operations. The same guidelines can be used for simulating read operations.