[SI-LIST] Re: IBIS I/O model in HSPICE question
- From: "Todd Westerhoff" <twesterh@xxxxxxxxx>
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- Date: Wed, 12 Feb 2003 23:56:50 -0500
Ed,
Unless I'm mistaken, 0-1V is the designated swing for the input signals to
an IBIS buffer. Your results are interesting; I've never tried using
anything other than 0-1V.
Todd.
Todd Westerhoff
High Speed Design Specialist
Cisco Systems
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Subject: [SI-LIST] IBIS I/O model in HSPICE question
Hi All,
I am running an IBIS I/O model in HSPICE and have see some very strange
results dependant on the input voltage swing. I am using the Ibis I/O in
the driver mode, driving a simple resistor load and another sim driving a
match terminated 25 Ohm tline and resistor load. According to Page 18-43
of the 2000.2 manual either a 0-1V swing can be used for the input or a
typical 0-3.3V input swing can be used. When I compare the outputs of the
I/O the two input level I find they are significantly different in wave
shape and peak overshoot. The 3.3V swing gives significant overshoot spikes
on the output node of the I/O model. When I look at the output current
(very clean and controlled, it would seem that ohms law is not observed,
this doesn't make sense.
Does anyone have an idea of why this is occurring, and is it typical
of Ibis model outputs run in HSPICE to behave differently dependant on
what voltage swing is applied to the input node of the driver??? BTW, I am
in direct contact with the vendor so I am interested in seeing if people
have seen this and if it is a model or an IBIS/HSPICE issue.
Thanks in advance,
-Ed
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