Hi Tesla,
Both your questions can be answered with 'It depends'. It may be a good system
depending on what your requirements are. Are you analyzing a USB3 gen2 (for
ex), or a PCIe3/4. You will need to analyze the eye height/width at a
particular BER (requirements for PCIe4 is that the Rx must meet BER 10^-12 over
the entire jitter range - AKA Jitter Tolerance). What about IL/RL and any
deviations.
So you will need to analyze this system in a complete compliance settings with
other requirements that the specification you are trying to work with.
Best Regards,
Ambrish Varma
Cadence Design System.
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Hi Experts
i am doing a medium loss 10Gbps channel IBIS-AMI simulation. The channel loss
is 15dB at 5GHz. After 10Mega bit by bit AMI simulation, an eye diagram with
0.65UI width and 0.12V(p2p) height is got at the RX die side. Is this a good
system?How much margin should i allocate for AMI simulation?
Good day.
Tesla.
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