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Low Power Tip of the Week: Decap cells

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Some designers today add decoupling cells wherever they have space. The theory is "the more the better". However, decoupling cap (or decap cells for short) have high levels of leakage - adding too many leads to leakage power consumption. The trick is to add them in the right places, and the right amounts. Questions? Comments?


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    can you please let me know what is the correct place for placing the decoupling capacitors?


    Originally posted in cdnusers.org by kingshar
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    can you please let me know what is the correct place for placing the decoupling capacitors?


    Originally posted in cdnusers.org by kingshar
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