Power Integrity
What is Power Integrity?
Power Integrity (PI) refers to ensuring that electrical power is delivered to electronic components and systems with the quality, stability, and reliability required for proper operation. It involves analyzing and mitigating noise, voltage variations, and impedance issues in power distribution networks (PDNs) to maintain stable voltage levels and minimize signal distortion. PI is crucial for high-performance electronic devices to function correctly and avoid performance degradation or failure. It's commonly used in PCB design, integrated circuit design, and system-level design to optimize power delivery and minimize noise.
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