All, I was asked to give an example explaining the digital input waveform to Tx GetWave. The enclosed example (in spreadsheet form) assumes a step size of 10ps and shows several waveforms that have transitions between 95ps and 105ps. The value of the waveform at 100ps determines exactly where the waveform crosses zero, and therefore the time of the transition. When the value is ?0.?, the transition occurs exactly at 100ps. Simple trigonometry can be used to determine exactly where the piecewise linear time domain waveform crosses 0. Currently, both Arpad?s and my BIRD states the following: | Step 4. The simulation platform produces a digital stimulus waveform. A | digital stimulus waveform is 0.5 when the stimulus is "high", | -0.5 when the stimulus is "low", and may have a value between | -0.5 and 0.5 such that transitions occur when the stimulus | crosses 0. If anyone thinks this wording requires improvement, please send the improved wording directly to me or to the reflector with alternative wording. Walter Walter Katz 303.449-2308 Mobile 720.333-1107 wkatz@xxxxxxxxxx www.sisoft.com