5.2.2 {LEVEL 2} [Model] Vinl and Vinh correct The Vinl and Vinh sub-parameters in the [Model] section define the lower and upper bounds, respectively, of the receiver input switching uncertainty region. Any ring-back present in the voltage waveform at the receiver inputs must remain outside of this region, in order to ensure glitch-free switching. The values of these sub-parameters should agree with the "guaranteed DC input switching levels" given in the data sheet. Any discrepancy should be explained in a comment. For I/O buffers, Vinl and Vinh values should be below and above, respectively, Vmeas. Exceptions to this should be explained in a comment. 5.2.5 {LEVEL 2} [Model Spec] Vinl and Vinh range correct Because the input switching uncertainty region defined by the Vinl and Vinh sub-parameters of the [Model] section (See section 5.2.2.) can be affected by power supply fluctuation for some I/O standards, a range may be specified for these sub-parameters in the [Model Spec] section. However, if this facility is used, several criteria must be met: - The "typ" value given must agree with the value given in the [Model] section. - The "min" and "max" values given must be correct for the "min" and "max" values given for the supply voltage in the [Voltage Range] section. David Banas, Sr. Staff Applications Engineer Advanced Products Division