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4. Preventive Measures for Future Issues Use Quality Power Supplies: Choose power supplies with low ripple and noise, and ensure they are designed to handle the peak load of the FPGA system. Design a Robust PDN: Pay careful attention to the PCB design to minimize power delivery issues. Implement robust decoupling strategies and ensure proper ground planes. Regular System Monitoring: Implement system monitoring tools to keep track of voltage, current, and temperature in real-time. This helps to detect early signs of voltage issues before they escalate.Conclusion
By following these troubleshooting steps, you can identify the root cause of low voltage problems in your EP4CE40F23I7N FPGA system. Whether the issue stems from the power supply, the PCB layout, the voltage regulators, or excessive power draw, each component needs to be checked thoroughly to restore stable voltage. After resolving the issue, consider taking preventive measures to ensure future stability, such as improving system monitoring and power distribution planning.