Application of the Reverse Pulse Technique for Worst Case Transient Analysis in HPC PDN Design

The reverse pulse technique (RPT) predicts peak voltage deviation in the presence of worst case transient (WCT) load current. While RPT has been vetted through simulation, this paper addresses the practical application in lab hardware.

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2024-10-06
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https://doi.org/10.1109/epeps61853.2024.10754562
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Engineering and Test Systems
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Application of the Reverse Pulse Technique for Worst Case Transient Analysis in HPC PDN Design

A. P. Hickman, Jordan R. Keuseman, Clifton R. Haider, Chad M. Smutzer
Engineering and Test Systems
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Application of the Reverse Pulse Technique for Worst Case Transient Analysis in HPC PDN Design

A. P. Hickman, Jordan R. Keuseman, Clifton R. Haider, Chad M. Smutzer
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The reverse pulse technique (RPT) predicts peak voltage deviation in the presence of worst case transient (WCT) load current. While RPT has been vetted through simulation, this paper addresses the practical application in lab hardware.

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