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March 4-7, 2018 Hilton Phoenix / Mesa Hotel Mesa, Arizona Archive 2018 BiTS Workshop Image: pilgrims49 / istock

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Methodology for Measuring and Characterizing 28Gbps+ SERDES Sockets Sandeep Sankararaman - R&D Altanova Noel Del Rio - NXP Conference Ready mm/dd/2014 BiTS Workshop March 4-7, 2018

Agenda Socket performance impact Designing a socket and it s load board transition for 28G Measurement fixtures and process to verify socket performance individually and in system NXPs experience with different 28G sockets

Socket Performance Impact

The socket performance factor Ultra-Flex Board S21 budget 10G 3db point 28G 3db point 10G Test Socket S21 budget 28G Test Hardware Pass Region 10G Test HW Pass Region 28G Test Socket S21 budget NXP Test Setup S21 (Insertion loss) plot. Loadboard and support circuit only No Test Socket

The socket performance factor

It s a socket, not just a pin Wrong Model! Pin performance insufficient

It s a socket, not just a pin Impedance Drop Blind built test socket Selected pin from datasheet Signal path not modelled Traditional practice of focusing on the pin

Analytical approach to test socket design

Define Socket Mechanical Model Test Socket Model to address key issues Handler capable of 28G data rate? Co-planarity Shortest pin the handler can accommodate? Co-planarity for 45x45 BGA package Define a range of specifications (mechanical) to allow socket vendor to design a 28G capable test socket Mechanical consideration is as important as electrical performance

It s a test socket, not a just a pin

Define Socket Performance Budget, AC and DC 0.5 db S21-15 db S11 28G Test Socket Target Performance S21 = 0.5 db @ 15 GHz S11 ~ (-15db) @ 0.5 db point Serdes Lane to Lane Correlation <0.5 db. Diff Z 0 = 100 Ohms + / - 10% After n-k cycles S21 = -5db @ 15Ghz S11 > (-15db) @ 15 Ghz Differential Impedance is above 90Ω All parameters are to be measured by VNA (Vector Network Analyzer) 15 Ghz

Optimizing the socket and its transitions

The Socket + Transitions DUT to Socket transition Socket to PCB transition At 28+ Gbps, transition to/from socket as important as socket!!!

Before Socket Design Optimization DUT Escape Crosstalk After

PCB, Socket Models & Design Consideration Design Fab/Assy Validation True coax vias Embedded components PCB Only Socket technologies EM Modelling Material selection, Component selection, Backdrill control DUT Surrogate + Socket + PCB

PCB Optimization and Simulation 56 Gbps NRZ Known Good DUT Target Area Probe Limited First pass success requires: - Modelling every transition in 3D EM with sufficient BW. - Understanding fabrication limits, tolerances and how to use them to your advantage Simulation Measured

Measuring Socket Performance Requires a DUT surrogate PCB PCB needs to be same thickness as DUT Needs a socket lid with open top access Uses coaxial connectors to connect to test equipment Surrogates with calibration structures are used to remove the surrogates from the measurement Due to the size of the coaxial connectors, multiple surrogates are usually needed to treat multiple channels

RDA Socket Performance Validation Socket + transition validated as part of system

Design instrumentation fixtures to facilitate accurate measurements

NXP s, S-Parameter Measurements, and TDR Plots Setup, Loadboard & Test Socket Surrogate based Measurement Loadboard Probe Measurement Setup Surrogate and Cables are de-embedded Loadboard and Test Socket Measurement Setup

S-parameter and TDR Measurement Setup Performance measurement of the test socket independent of the loadboard.

NXP Socket isolation Setup 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Support Block Isolation PCB Test Socket Lid Surrogate & Lid 28G Specifications: S21 3dB point at 20Ghz S11-11dB to -15dB at 3dB point Differential Impedance 100 +/- 5 Ohms Socket Isolation Setup Surrogate Test Socket Isolation PCB Support Block

Test socket interface DUT Package Surrogate Precision electrical interface to enable access at the Pogo-pin top It is modeled, simulated, and validated with VNA (Vector Network Analyzer) Performance Specifications for 28G S21 3dB point at 20Ghz S11-11dB to -15dB at 3dB point Differential Impedance 100 +/- 5 Ohms De-embed point up to surrogate balls

Loadboard Measurement Setup Measuring the loadboard with probes Measuring loadboard performance with SMP connectors

Design of experiments

NXP 28G Test Socket DoE (~ 1.5 years) 6 Test Socket Vendors Two 28G Serdes devices with identical package design used as characterization test vehicle NXP Mechanical Model created as reference design Electrical Performance requirements defined in frequency domain(s- Parameters) and time domain (TDR Impedance) Full functional test & Characterization program applied Test Sockets mechanical cycle range, 20k, 30k, 50k Temperature 25C, -40C, -110C

DoE Summary Analytical approach to test socket design enables objective assessment of its performance and impact to device testing Zero Failures on all test sockets, 100% first pass yield Pogo pins used in the study are at very close performance from time-0 to 20K and 50K cycles. Devices are still functionally passing electrical test. Test socket vendors modeling, simulation, and validation capability is an area for growth and opportunities. Accuracy of design models to actual product performance is an area for improvement The cost of test socket validation is an area the industry has to deal with for short wavelength and high speed testing.

Measurement results and observations

(#1) Test socket that is not compliant at time-0, cycle 0 Time domain profile of a pogo pin socket Frequency domain profile. The effect of inductive pin/socket on test hardware setup

(#2) Application of the same models on the same package but different profile DUT field or Ball Map, and SERDES PAD location Device / Package Switch Technology transfer TV1 28G SERDES 16 I/O Layout T4 SERDES 32 I/O Layout

(#2) Socket manufacturing challenges Correlation problem between models and fabrication

(#2) Socket manufacturing challenges Socket SKT4-B to TV1 28G Conversion challenges Models and Simulation results use on T4- Package did not translate to the same performance to TV1Package Pin Wobble: Illustration

Leeno Socket # 3, Leeno T4 to TV1 28G Conversion challenges.. We had a case of validation and instrumentation correlation question TV1 R1 Models resulted to inductive pin/socket TV1 R2 Change pin diameter Change package material with better dielectric constant Leeno R1 TV1 Test Socket

Leeno Socket S21 IL (db) TV1 LB#3 #3 Leeno T4 28G Test Socket S-21 Profile 20K Cycles Combined hot, room, cold Lane to Lane correlation ~1.5 db @ 15 GHz T4 28G Loadboard Combination of mechanical cycling and functional testing Zero failure on device characterization

Leeno Socket TDR Plots TDR TV1 LB#3 Skt2 Rev2 0 Cycles Pogo TX IL (db) TV1 LB#3 Skt2 Rev2 0 Cycles Pogo RX

Yamaichi TV1 28G mechanical cycle test IL (db) TV1 LB#3 Rev2 30K Cycles

Yamaichi TV1 28G mechanical cycle test

Yamaichi TV1 28G mechanical cycle test TDR TV1 LB#3 Rev2 30K Cycles RL (db) TV1 LB#3 Rev2 30K Cycles Pogo TX Pogo RX

Conclusions It s a Test Socket. A matrix of conductors inside a cylinder with specific dielectric. For >10G, specify Test Socket performance, not datasheet based pin S-Parameters (S21, S11) in frequency domain TDR for time domain profile of the pin inside the cylinder Performance validation to establish compliance i.e. VNA, and TDR needed Mechanical design specification is very important & strongly impacts electrical performance of the Test Socket. Signal Integrity Design of probes, interface, and signal access is a must. Objective definition of its performance requirement is key to ensure compliance to device specification S-Parameters (S21, S11) in frequency domain TDR Impedance