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Topics Off-chip connections.

Off-chip connections A package holds the chip. Packages can introduce significant inductance. Pads on the chip allow the wires on chip to be connected to the package. Pads are library components which require careful electrical design.

Structure of a typical package

Solder ball connection package solder substrate

Package structure Package body is physical/thermal support for chip. Cavity holds chip. Leads in package connect to pads, provide substrate connection to chip.

Some packages DIP PGA PLCC

Pin inductance Package pins have non-trivial inductance. Power and ground nets typically require many pins to supply required current through the packaging inductance.

Pin inductance example Power circuit including pin indutance:

Pin inductance example, cont’d Voltage across pin inductance: vL = L diL / dt Current surge into chip causes inductive voltage drop: L = 0.5 nH; iL = 1A; vL = 0.5 V.

I/O architecture Pads are placed on top-layer metal to provide a place to bond to the package. Some advanced packaging systems bond directly to package without bonding wire; some allow pads across entire chip surface.

Input pads Main purpose is to provide electrostatic discharge (ESD) protection. Gate voltage of transistor is very sensitive—can be permanently damaged by high voltage. Static electricity in room is sufficient to damage CMOS ICs.

Input pad circuits Resistor is used in series with pad to limit current caused by voltage spike. May use parasitic bipolar transistors to drain away high voltages: one for positive pulses; another for negative pulses. Must design layout to avoid latch-up.

Output pad circuits Don’t need ESD protection—transistor gates not connected to pad. Must be able to drive capacitive load of pad + outside world. May need voltage level shifting, etc. to be compatible with other logic families.

Output pad circuit, cont’d.

Three-state pad Combination input/output, controlled by mode input on chip. Pad includes logic to disconnect output driver when pad is used as input. Must be protected against ESD.

Three-state pad circuit