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2011 HSE4A01 Part 1 Logic and Analog and Digital Signals Rev02a

The document outlines a course on Logic & Analog Circuits, focusing on high-speed digital electronics and the interaction between digital and analog signals. It includes reviews of key concepts such as voltage dividers, Thevenin equivalents, and signal integrity, along with practical applications in PCB design and measurement techniques. Additionally, it discusses the importance of logic families, bandwidth considerations, and the impact of fast rise/fall times on signal integrity.

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2011 HSE4A01 Part 1 Logic and Analog and Digital Signals Rev02a

The document outlines a course on Logic & Analog Circuits, focusing on high-speed digital electronics and the interaction between digital and analog signals. It includes reviews of key concepts such as voltage dividers, Thevenin equivalents, and signal integrity, along with practical applications in PCB design and measurement techniques. Additionally, it discusses the importance of logic families, bandwidth considerations, and the impact of fast rise/fall times on signal integrity.

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HSE4A01 –

Logic & Analog


Circuits
Digital meets Analog
Course Outline
High Speed Digital
Electronics

Power
Background PCB Tracks TX-line Measurement & Delivery
Introduction Links Probing System
(PDS)

TX-line Probe Non-ideal


Analog Circuits
Basics Loading Components

Logic Circuits Tracks as Measurement


Decoupling
& Families TX-lines Errors

Digital Signals PCB


Reflections
(Time & Freq) Stacking

Termination
Review of Analog Circuits
 Horowitz & Hill – Art of Electronics (2nd Ed.):
⚫ 1.03 Voltage Dividers
⚫ 1.04 Voltage & Current Sources
⚫ 1.05 Thevenin Equivalent Circuit
⚫ 1.07 Sinusoidal Signals
⚫ 1.08 Signal Amplitudes and Decibels
⚫ 1.09 Other Signals
⚫ 1.10 Logic Levels
⚫ 1.12 Capacitors
Review of Analog Circuits (cont.)
 Horowitz & Hill – Art of Electronics (2nd Ed.):
⚫ 1.13 RC Circuits
⚫ 1.14 Differentiators
⚫ 1.15 Integrators
⚫ 1.18 Frequency Analysis of Reactive Circuits
⚫ 1.19 RC Filters
⚫ 1.22 Resonant Circuits
Voltage Divider
 Horowitz & Hill: Chapter 1.03

Z2
Z1 vout = vin
+ Z1 + Z 2

vin
+
If Z1  Z 2 then vout  vin

Z2 vout
otherwise vout  vin

Source Impedance
 Concept & Examples of source impedance
⚫ RF Circuits
⚫ All PSU’s
⚫ Regulation & Trafos
⚫ Power systems
⚫ House wiring
Thévenin Equivalent
 Horowitz & Hill: Chapter 1.05

+ + vout Z eq = ZTh
+ − + +
− Z eq
vTh vout
− −

Open Circuit : vTh = vout


vTh
Short Circuit : I =
Z Th
Thévenin
Signals - Sinusoidal
 RMS of a Sinusoid
 2 Only valid for sinus
 Physical meaning
⚫ power transferred
⚫ Comparison with DC
Decibels
 Reason for (orders of magnitude)
 Uses:
⚫ Gain (Transfer function)
⚫ Power levels
⚫ Amplitudes
Other Signals
 RMS of v(t):

1 T 2
VRMS = 
T 0
v (t ) dt
Capacitance
 Time Domain
⚫ Formula
⚫ Graphic Representation
Capacitance (RC)
Capacitance
 Frequency Domain
⚫ Formula
⚫ Graphic Representation
Example: Decoupling Capacitors
= Ideal capacitor 1 nF:
ZC () SMD ceramic
0 V - +ve plane
10
10 nF
5 SMD:
2 Polyester
1 Ceramic
0,5 100 pF
0,2 SMD
0,1 100 nF SMD ceramic
0,05 ceramic:
12 mm tracks
No tracks

0,1 0,3 1 3 10 30 100 300 1 000 MHz


Digital Signal & RC Circuits
R

C ?

 Understand (J & G Chpt 1.6):


⚫ Effect of RC circuit on logic signals
⚫ Measurement of C by using time delay
Digital Signal & RC Circuits
Low Pass Filter
LT-Spice Simulation
Low f Input
High f Input
Low Pass Filter – Bode Plot
Parallel Resonance
Series Resonance
Logic Circuits
Getting Signal from A to B
Logic
Gate 2

Logic
Track
Gate 1

PCB
Signal Integrity
 SI is the ability of high frequency digital
electronics to operate reliably and efficiently
(with integrity)

 Without SI:
⚫ Unreliable operation of digital electronics
⚫ High power consumption and demand on
Power Delivery System (PDS)
⚫ High Electromagnetic Interference (EMI)
SI Time Simulation
8 1.50E-01

7 Probe V 1 1.00E-05
Probe V 2 1.04E-05
Probe I 1 DC 1.00E-01
6

5
5.00E-02
Driver and Gate Voltage (V)

Line Current (mA)


4

3 0.00E+00

-5.00E-02
1

0
-1.00E-01

-1

-2 -1.50E-01
0.0E+00 5.0E-09 1.0E-08 1.5E-08 2.0E-08 2.5E-08 3.0E-08 3.5E-08 4.0E-08 4.5E-08 5.0E-08
Time (sec)
CMOS AND Gate
TTL NAND Gate
CMOS Output Model
Logic Families
Logic Thresholds (Hysteresis)

From Texas Instrument Application Note: SZZA036B


Logic Threshold (Hysteresis)
?

From Texas Instrument Application Note: SZZA036B


Logic Gates - Thresholds
Example: Time Delay Circuit

DGND

 This is a “Time Delay” Logic Circuit


Time Delay Circuit
HSE4A01 –
Logic Signals
Time vs. Frequency Domain
Fourier Analysis
Frequency Spectrum of a Pulse
Spectrum of a Pulsed Periodic
Signal
BW – Rise & Fall Time
90%
1
BW=
π tedge
10% 0.5
Johnson & Graham: Fknee =
T10% −90%

t edge
EMI Scan – 12MHz Clock
ITC SERVICES
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Date : 11/21/03 Time : 13:40:56.85 Detector Peak 1) SAAB RE102 Zone SICO.
Technician : Hans Test Equip. : CCS 130 MK IV Bandwidth Per Band 2) SAAB RE102 Zone ICO.
Test Method : MIL STD 462 Test Number : 1 Dwell 20 msec.
Equipment : Sensor Loc. : 1m RF Atten. 0 dB
Mode of Op. : power on Sensor Pol. : v/h/c IF Atten. 0 dB DATA FILE : 12MHZ1.D31
Serial No. : Ext. Atten. : 0 dB
Comment : Graph RE1` 12 MHz x-tal
120 ANTENNA
FILES
110 RVA30-2K.A30
100 BIA30-2K.A30
LCA30-2K.A30
90
dBuV/m

80
70
1.
60
50 OTHER
*2. FACTORS
40
Amplitude

30
20
10
0
-10
-20
-30
-40
E-M
-50
10. 100.
2.000 Frequency MHz 797.750
Choice of Logic Family
 Does fastest, always = best?
Logic Family Rise Time ns Bandwidth
Old CMOS 50 ns 6 MHz
TTL/BiCMOS 10 ns 32 MHz
LS-TTL 6 ns 55 MHz
HC CMOS 4,0 ns 80 MHz
STTL/ABT-TTL/ALS-TTL 3,0 ns 120 MHz
FACT CMOS/FAST TTL 2,0 ns 160 MHz
ECL 10kH 1,0 ns 315 MHz
ECL 100k 0,7 ns 455 MHz
ECLinPS3 0,5 ns 635 MHz
E-LITE ECL 0,25 ns 1200 MHz
GaAs 0,2 ns 1600 MHz
Lightning and ESD Bandwidth
Lightning ESD
 Is typically a sec event  Is typically a nsec event

 Typical BW: 300kHz  Typical BW: 300MHz


 Treat as a Conductive  Treat as a Radiated
Immunity threat Immunity threat
Low Pass Filter & Bandwidth
Filtered
Unfiltered Signal
Signal
Low Pass
Filter
(LPF)
BW = f-3dB
f f
Signal Signal BW f-3dB
BW decreased

Unfiltered Filtered
Digital Signal Digital Signal
Low Pass
Filter
(LPF)
BW = f-3dB
t t
Fast Rise & Fall Edge time
Time increased
Bottom Line

 Fast Rise/Fall Time => High Freq Components

 Filtered Signal => Rise/Fall Time of Lowest


Bandwidth (Signal or Filter)
Textbook References
 Johnson & Graham – High Speed Digital
Design ( A Handbook of Black Magic)
⚫ 1.1. Frequency and Time
• Rise & Fall Time
• Knee Frequency
• Spectral Density of Digital Waveform

 Horowitz & Hill – Art of Electronics (2nd Ed.):


⚫ 1.19 RC Filters

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