Transient supply-voltage droop in chiplet packages: How should the next comparison round be designed?

How are visible package-pin, die-side, and load locations correlated with synchronized waveforms?

Rail transients and loadsPackage pins and die-side locationsPDN impedance and decoupling

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How are visible package-pin, die-side, and load locations correlated with synchronized waveforms?
What are the frequency-range / loading limitations of the actual probes, reference loops, and network models?
How can operating points be held constant when comparing decoupling networks and responses to different excitations?

Reference sourcesHeidi Barnes / Keysight, Picotest, Xilinx：The Ideal Power Distribution Network ↗

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How are visible package-pin, die-side, and load locations correlated with synchronized waveforms?
What are the frequency-range / loading limitations of the actual probes, reference loops, and network models?
How can operating points be held constant when comparing decoupling networks and responses to different excitations?

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