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  • BGA Decoupling Capacitors Placement

    Hi,
    I am trying to place decoupling capacitors under BGA processor. If I understand strategy correctly - goal is to place one capacitor for each two power supply pins. I have a question regarding 1V5_DDR power supply on attached picture. There are 2 kind of capacitors: 220nF (smaller) and 22uF (bigger bulk capacitors). The arrow is pointing to 220nF decoupling capacitor which is to far away from any 1V5_DDR ball. Is that ok? I suppose that bigger bulk capacitor (22uF) doesn't have to be very close to power supply pins. My concern are 220nF decouple capacitors.

    Best regards,
    Milos
    Last edited by milos.stankovic; 09-11-2015, 02:03 AM.

  • #2
    I suppose that bigger bulk capacitor (22uF) doesn't have to be very close to power supply pins
    milos.stankovic Yes, you are right - the 22uF doesn't have to be directly under the pins, placing the 220nF directly under the pins is more important.

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    • #3
      Maybe there are more 220nF caps than number_of_vcc_pins/2. I will check. What is the puprose of two 220nF caps adjacent to 22uF? The more is better in any case.

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      • #4
        Maybe there are more 220nF caps than number_of_vcc_pins/2. I will check
        Normally you may want to use 1 small CAP per 1 PIN.


        What is the puprose of two 220nF caps adjacent to 22uF?
        Smaller caps will react much faster than bigger caps.

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        • #5
          I understand. Thanks

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