[SI-LIST] R: How to simulate the signal going into connector
- From: <gianguida@xxxxxxxx>
- To: "Shahbaz Assad" <shahbaz_assad@xxxxxxxxxxx>, <si-list@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 21 Jun 2010 15:26:43 +0200
Hi shahbaz,
one possible way is generating model for your connector by means of a
simulation.
Depending on the accuracy you need and on the connector dimensions compared to
wavelength
you may want use a a quasi-static tool like Ansoft Q3D (in this case you can
obtian a RLCG model)
or full-wave simulator like HFSS or Microwave Studio or any other of the godd
3D simulator available in the market
Hope this helps
Giancarlo
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Hi Experts,
I want to simulate some DDR2 signal that are going into the mating connector.
The DDR2 is on the daughter card and it has to interface with the FPGA.
Now please tell me how to simulate the DDR2 signals on the connector pins. I
dont know what FPGA we are using on main board. I want to see my signal on the
connector only.
Tell me what is the best way to study the case?
-shahbaz
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