[SI-LIST] Help: how to create IBIS model for a chip which contains two dies

  • From: Lu@xxxxxxxxxx
  • To: si-list@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
  • Date: Wed, 16 Apr 2003 17:50:08 -0400

Hello Guys,

I am new to the IBIS model creation. I have some questions about how to
create IBIS model for a chip which contains two dies. especially in the
following case:

There is an I/O buffer in die 1, which connects to another I/O buffer in
die 2, then to the pin.

+--------------------------------*--------+
|                                |        |
|         +------------------+---+        |
|         |                  |            |
|         |                  |            |
|   +-----*--+        +------*----+       |
|   |        |        |           |       |
|   |        |        |           |       |
|   | die 1  |        |  die 2    |       |
|   |        |        |           |       |
|   +-----*--+        +------*----+       |
|                                         |
|                                         |
|                                         |
|              chip                       |
+-----------------------------------------+

1. How can I choose the model for this pin, say I already have models for
each I/O buffers?
2. Is R_pkg, L_pkg and C_pkg is sufficient to model the trace among 2 I/Os
and pin?
3. which IBIS version should I use: 2.1 or 3.2?

I'll appreciate if you give me any opinions or suggestions. Thanks.


*************************
 Lixin Lu
 IC CAD Specialist
 MOSAID Technologies Inc.
 11 Hines Road,
 Kanata, Ontario
 Canada K2K 2X1
 (613) 599 9539 ext 1638
*************************



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