[SI-LIST] Re: Using XTK for eye diagrams
- From: Tadashi ARAI <arap@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: aaron@xxxxxxxxxxxxx, "[SI-LIST]" <si-list@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 01 Nov 2001 09:33:40 +0900
Howdy,
You can generate pseudo-random bit sequence using the "specific
information file", or .sif, syntax;
| (net) CYCLES: (#cycle) PERIOD: (Tperiod[ns]) %HIGH: (%duty) RANDOM
FYI,
(NT Version only) 6.5.1 (Rel.1999.4) works fine, but 6.6.1 (Rel.ePD1.1)
ignore "RANDOM" keyword. Sun/Solaris is good.
You can view eye diagram with tool kit.
Add ITC command to .xns file,
| FE TOOLKIT $XTKTOOLBARHOME/toolbars/eyehelp.qtk
and you will see an "Eye" menu on your toolbar.
I have confirmed it worked on Sun/Solaris but not on NT, and I have no
idea how to [generate | view] eye diagram with native-NT Version of XTK.
Any comment is pleased.
Regards,
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Tadashi Arai//Platform Developing Dept.,Desktop Prd Div. Fujitsu Limited
arap@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx TEL:+81-42-370-7624 Inagi-shi, Tokyo, Japan
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On Wed, 31 Oct 2001 09:38:22 -0500
Mail from aaron@xxxxxxxxxxxxx described as below:
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> Has anybody found a way to use XTK to generate eye diagrams?
> thnx
> AAron
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