The fan-out is simply the number of inputs that can be connected to an output before the current required by the inputs exceeds the current that can be delivered by the output while still maintaining correct logic levels. The current figures may be different for the logic zero and logic one states and in that case we must take the pair that give the lower fan-out. This can be expressed mathematically as
( is the floor function).
Going on these figures alone TTL logic gates are limited to perhaps 2 to 10, depending on the type of gate, while CMOS gates have DC fan-outs that are generally far higher than is likely to occur in practical circuits (e.g. using NXP Semiconductor specifications for their HEF4000 series CMOS chips at 25 °C and 15 V gives a fan-out of 34 thousand).
AC fan-outHowever, inputs of real gates have capacitance as well as resistance to the power supply rails. This capacitance will slow the output transition of the previous gate and hence increase its propagation delay. As a result, rather than a fixed fan-out the designer is faced with a trade off between fan-out and propagation delay (which affects the maximum speed of the overall system). This effect is less marked for TTL systems, which is one reason why they maintained a speed advantage over CMOS for many years.Dynamic or AC fan-out, not DC fan-out, is therefore the primary limiting factor in many practical cases, due to the speed limitation. For example, suppose a microcontroller has 3 devices on its address and data lines, and the microcontroller can drive 35 pF of bus capacitance at its maximum clock speed. If each device has 8 pF of input capacitance, then only 11 pF of trace capacitance is allowable. (Routing traces on printed circuit boards usually have 1-2 pF per inch so the traces can be 5.5 inches long max.) If this trace length condition can't be met, then the microcontroller must be run at a slower bus speed for reliable operation, or a buffer chip with higher current drive must be added. Higher current drive increases speed since I= C*dV/dt; more simply, current is rate of flow of charge, so increased current charges the capacitance faster, and the voltage across a capacitor is equal to the charge on it times the capacitance. So with more current, voltage changes faster, which allows faster signalling over the bus.
Unfortunately, due to the higher speeds of modern devices, IBIS simulation may be required for exact determination of the dynamic fan-out since dynamic fan-out is not clearly defined in most datasheets.
CMOS have max fan out capacity.
Fanin and fanout are concepts used in digital circuits to describe the input and output connections of a logic gate or circuit element. Fanin refers to the number of inputs that a gate can handle, while fanout refers to the number of outputs that a gate can drive. For example, a gate with a fanin of 2 can accept two input signals, and a fanout of 3 can send its output to three different gates. These parameters are important for determining the functionality and efficiency of digital circuits in terms of signal integrity and propagation delays.
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