Use this when you own Analog Supply Noise during an AMS war room.
Capture failing mode and environmental condition.
Pull synchronized waveform, logs, and report artifacts.
Mark first boundary where legal behavior diverges.
Audit reset/clock/power sequence assumptions.
Check physical coupling contributors (floorplan/power/package) where relevant.
Assign single-thread ownership for the first fix.
Propose bounded change and define success criterion.
Run scenario and safety regressions.
Document findings in closure memo.
Update signoff dashboard and waiver state.
supply noise simulation, ripple spectrum, decap strategy report
handoff contract
firmware/config tag
physical signoff snapshot
decision memo
AMS DECISION MEMO — Analog Supply Noise
mode/condition:
metric:
hypothesis:
fix:
regression:
owners: PI owner, analog lead, package ownerdigital burst current -> shared impedance -> analog ripple/spurs -> performance lossAMS signoff is a combined noise, IR, timing, and package decision.
BOUNDARY SIGNOFF
noise + IR + package + timing -> release decisionRISK DASHBOARD
open blockers █████
waivers ███supply ripple spectrum
IR around analog islands
package PI summary
release dashboard
IR hotspot at analog island caused jitter spikes only under burst traffic.
Correlate droop and jitter
Check package return path
Validate mode-specific activity profile
Ask: what boundary condition proves this topic is actually closed?
State boundary, mode, and evidence tag with every claim.
Always align analog, digital, and physical owners before signoff decisions.
Fixing averages while tails still fail.
Skipping package/supply evidence in jitter or SerDes issues.
Shipping with waivers that lack owner and expiration criteria.
Switching current bursts from digital domains couple through shared impedance and package parasitics, modulating analog supply quality and phase noise.
Metric: supply ripple, spur coupling, analog performance degradation
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