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Number of ground pads used in a design

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Why is it that no:eek:f ground pads used in a design are roughly 10% more than the no:eek:f power pads?
 

To have better sinking advantage. and to reduce the path completion resistance, else u might have end up having huge ground bounce
 

Hi lohi21

Could you please explain me how does ground bounce effect decrease if we increase the number of ground pads??? Also what do u mean by better sinking advantage????

Thanks
 

Hi sputty6,

The attachments will give you more information of multiple P/G pads in the design.

Hope this helps.
 

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  • uniform-bounce.pdf
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Also lot of time, if we have isolated power supplies in design , we would have different POWER (VDD) domains, but still we might share the same ground network. hence the need for VSS pads would arise in those scenarios.
 

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