[SI-LIST] Re: ac drive strength

Michael,

In the interest of time, I would run with the IBIS files.  IBIS 3.2 specifies a 
Series_switch model_type for defining series MOSFETs like this.  Ask your AE of 
you favorite simulator that supports IBIS if they can simulate this feature.  I 
know that at least one tool does. :)

Later,
Weston


-----Original Message-----
From: Greim, Michael [mailto:mgreim@xxxxxxxxxxxx]
Sent: Thursday, July 26, 2001 1:14 PM
To: 'si-list@xxxxxxxxxxxxx'
Subject: [SI-LIST] Re: ac drive strength



Hi All,


I had a silly question that I wanted to throw 
out to the group in an effort to save time.  I 
am looking to perform an end to end sim where I 
have two components, a quick switch and a connector.
The quick switch sits between the driver and the 
connector.  I have ibis models for the parts and
can not get spice models in the time frame that I
would need them.  I have single line models for 
the connector.  So, would I be better off bringing
the driver and receiver models into hspice or per
form the sim in the ibis domain?  Is there an 
equivalent circuit model for the quickswitch?  I 
noticed that there were rev 2.1 ibis models on the
IDT site (formerly quality semi) but I didn't recall
being able to sim through a device like this.  If 
not, what are these models for.

Thanks for the help.

Michael Greim

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