Chapter 11. Overview of Power Integrity Engineering
Ralf Schmitt
High-performance electronic systems require high-quality power supply systems, in order to achieve their full potential. An ideal power supply network provides a constant voltage, at a nominal value, to all the system components. This voltage/value remains unchanged over time, regardless of temperature, activity, or interference from other system components. In simulation (for example, using the SPICE circuit simulation software), this ideal power supply is modeled as a global supply node with an ideal DC voltage source. In reality, supply voltage varies over time due to environmental changes (for example, temperature drift), changes in the circuit activity (and the resulting variations ...
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