Subject: Re: Simulating IBIS models using XTK
From: Alan Hilton-Nickel (ahilton@transmeta.com)
Date: Mon Jan 21 2002 - 17:31:19 PST
Khalid,
If you're talking about running XTK in native mode (writing text-file topologies
and all that) there is a fairly big learning curve. If you also have access to
Scratchpad (part of the ePlanner module) you can easily hack your files into
something useable. Scratchpad has standard Transmission line, driver, receiver
and terminator elements, with a drag and drop interface. You can use it to set
up a topology, and then substitute in the required IBIS model for the driver and
receiver.
Other than that, there is only the XTK User's Manual, which does have some
decent, simple examples.
Alan Hilton-Nickel
Transmeta Corp.
Khalid Ansari wrote:
>
> Hi all,
>
> I have my IBIS model created. Now, I need to run simulations on
> this model. XTK is available to me to run the simulations but
> I don't have any experience running XTK. Something quick has
> come up and I need to run some simulations. Is there any
> literature somewhere that can bring me upto speed on running
> simulations on IBIS models using XTK quickly.
>
> Thanks in advance,
> Khalid
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