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Design concepts of pin assignment to analog and digital chip

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pin assignment

hi guys,

i was wondering, what are the design concepts for pin assignment to a chip which has both analog and digital sides. I can think of separating analog and digital pins thru' ground pins ? keep voltage supply away from ground pin ? please lemme know the things to be considered. thanks !
 

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Yes, it is good way to isolate analog pins from noisy digital pins by ground pins, but it is not necessary to seperate supply pins from ground pins. You can just place supply/ground pin to be close to large current paths.
 

pin assignment

In contrary, putting the power pin and ground pin in neighbor helps to reduce the effects of parasitic inductance.
 

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Adding more power/GND pairs as many as possible to reduce their inductive effect.
 

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