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A '''die-side capacitor''' ('''DSC''') refers to a [[capacitor]] that is attached to the [[integrated circuit]] [[substrate]] on the [[die]] side adjacent to the die. DSCs are typically [[bypass capacitors]] that sit as close as practically possible to the die in order to increase their effectiveness. Those capacitors are used to reduce [[noise]] and [[impedance]] and to maintain a constant voltage under various operating frequencies. | A '''die-side capacitor''' ('''DSC''') refers to a [[capacitor]] that is attached to the [[integrated circuit]] [[substrate]] on the [[die]] side adjacent to the die. DSCs are typically [[bypass capacitors]] that sit as close as practically possible to the die in order to increase their effectiveness. Those capacitors are used to reduce [[noise]] and [[impedance]] and to maintain a constant voltage under various operating frequencies. | ||
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