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HI
When am switching any output Ground is bouncing 400mV 3 to 4 rings... is there any guidelines to reduce this
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Hi,
Please let us know which FPGA device you are targeting to.
You may refer to documents available:
- AN-731: Simultaneous Switching Noise Guidelines for Intel Cyclone 10 LP, Cyclone IV, and Cyclone III Devices
- Device design guidelines
- AN 75: High-Speed Board Designs
- Pin connection guidelines
Regards.
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How are you measuring that 400mV noise on your ground? What is the test lead setup into the oscilloscope input?
A less than optimal probing setup can induce false noise into your measurement.
You must be probing 'ground' with respect to 'ground', correct? But where are these two points located?
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