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19 We have seen a trend in power circuits becoming smaller, but not all of the associated components have been shrinking at the same rate. Capacitors and switching semiconductors have been shrinking fast, but inductors have not been shrinking as fast as other components. One breakthrough that would have a big impact on any power application is a dramatic reduction in the size of inductors. Another trend that affects power distribution network (PDN) design is moving power sources closer to the load and putting switching DC-DC converters on the silicon. That trend is likely to continue, and thinking ahead, if all the key elements of power distribution eventually migrate into the packages, engineers will not have to worry so much about PDN design on the printed circuit boards. As long as you can carry raw, unregulated power to the device, that will be OK. '' Thinking ahead, if all the key elements of power distribution eventually migrate into the packages, engineers will not have to worry so much about PDN design on the printed circuit boards."

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