Kumar,
Many signals will reference multiple pwr or gnd pins. How would you
handle that? The BIRD seems to make allowance for only one pin. Is
the bussing of "GND2" carried through its name?
Don Telian
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Hi guys:
I am sorry I forgot the procedure to issue a BIRD. Here is my proposal
which has to yet get the official BIRDIE seal.
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--- Buffer Issue Resolution Document (BIRD) BIRD ID#: ???? ISSUE TITLE: Pwr and gnd pin mapping REQUESTER: C. Kumar, Cadence Design Systems DATE SUBMITTED: December 1, 1993 DATE ACCEPTED BY IBIS OPEN FORUM: ****************************************************************************** -* ****************************************************************************** -* STATEMENT OF THE ISSUE: This proposal addresses the need to extend the IBIS specification to include ground and power pin mappings. ****************************************************************************** -* STATEMENT OF THE RESOLVED SPECIFICATIONS: The proposal is to add two more optional columns to the pin specification statement. These columns are named gnd (for ground) and pwr (power). These identify the power and ground pins associated with the signal pin in question. Following is an example: Pin] signal_name model_name gnd pwr 1 RAS0# Buffer1 10 18 2 RAS1# Buffer2 12 20 .... ... ... 10 GND GND1 ... 12 GND GND2 .... 18 Vcc3 PWR1 ... 20 Vcc5 PWR2 ****************************************************************************** -* ANALYSIS PATH/DATA THAT LED TO SPECIFICATION: 1. There are devices which have multiple power and ground supplies. The above format will unambiguosely identify the power and ground pins associated with a given signal. Besides the suggested extension is evolutionary and should be easy to digest. ***************************************************************************** ANY OTHER BACKGROUND INFORMATION: ****************************************************************************** -*Received on Wed Dec 1 15:43:49 1993
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