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Este artigo descreve um modelo de caixa preta de circuitos VLSI analógico-digitais mistos para a previsão de emissões eletromagnéticas de microcontroladores sem divulgação de dados do fabricante. O modelo é baseado em simulações de pequenos sinais realizadas em nível de blocos de construção analógicos e digitais, considerando também parâmetros de layout e tecnologia, e modelando os caminhos de acoplamento do substrato parasita e as interconexões. O modelo desenvolvido permite que os projetistas de sistemas prevejam o impacto da operação do microcontrolador nos EMEs de nível de sistema, realizando simulações demoradas nas fases iniciais de projeto de seus produtos, minimizando assim custos desnecessários e atrasos de agendamento. Neste artigo, o modelo caixa preta de um microcontrolador de 8 bits é descrito e empregado para prever a emissão conduzida entregue através das portas de entrada-saída.
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Yamarita VILLAVICENCIO, Francesco MUSOLINO, Franco FIORI, "A Simulation-Based Black-Box Microcontroller Model for EME Prediction" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Communications,
vol. E93-B, no. 7, pp. 1715-1722, July 2010, doi: 10.1587/transcom.E93.B.1715.
Abstract: This paper describes a black-box model of mixed analog-digital VLSI circuits for the prediction of microcontroller electromagnetic emissions without disclosure of manufacturer data. The model is based on small-signal simulations performed at the analog and digital building-block level, considering also layout and technology parameters, and modeling the parasitic substrate coupling paths and the interconnects. The developed model allows system designers to predict the impact of microcontroller operation on the system-level EMEs by carrying out low-time consuming simulations in the early design phases of their products thus minimizing unnecessary costs and scheduling delays. In this paper, the black-box model of an 8-bit microcontroller is described and it is employed to predict the conducted emission delivered through the input-output ports.
URL: https://global.ieice.org/en_transactions/communications/10.1587/transcom.E93.B.1715/_p
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