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Advanced power analysis methodology targeted to the optimization of a digital pixel readout chip design and its critical serial powering system

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  • Internal authorship

  • Further publishers

    S. Marconi, S. Orfanelli, T. Hemperek, J. Christiansen, P. Placidi

  • Publishment

    • IOP Publishing (Bristol) 2017
  • Purpose of publication

  • Subjects

    • General electrical engineering
  • Research fields

    • Other field of research

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S. Marconi, S. Orfanelli, M. Karagounis, T. Hemperek, J. Christiansen, and P. Placidi, "Advanced power analysis methodology targeted to the optimization of a digital pixel readout chip design and its critical serial powering system," Journal of Instrumentation, vol. 12, no. 02, p. C02017, 2017 [Online]. Available: https://dx.doi.org/10.1088/1748-0221/12/02/C02017

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A dedicated power analysis methodology, based on modern digital design tools and integrated with the VEPIX53 simulation framework developed within RD53 collaboration, is being used to guide vital choices for the design and optimization of the next generation ATLAS and CMS pixel chips and their critical serial powering circuit (shunt-LDO). Power consumption is studied at different stages of the design flow under different operating conditions. Significant effort is put into extensive investigations of dynamic power variations in relation with the decoupling seen by the powering network. Shunt-LDO simulations are also reported to prove the reliability at the system level.

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