??? 07/28/06 03:34 Read: times |
#121230 - Decoupling Capacitors |
I know that having too many different valued decoupling capacitors in a power distribution system can result in unwanted resonance spikes in the impedance profile at multiple frequencies. However, I was wondering if having too many total decoupling capacitors could also cause problems (besides inrush current) in a digital design. I'm designing a board for a 1148 pin FPGA, and I've included quite a few decoupling capacitors to stay on the safe side. There are three power supply voltages (+3.3, +2.5, +1.2) that all have to stay within ±5% of their nominal value. Could having too many decoupling capacitors on these power rails adversely affect the operation of the device? |