I took a peek into /pub/ibis/models the other day and found only
a small collection of models for Intel's CPUs and chip sets.
Am I correct in assuming that in order to procure IBIS models
for the parts on my board design, I will either have to
a. go to the mfgr's rep, or
b. buy a library from someone like Zeelan?
Have any of you found manufacturers yet who know what IBIS models
are? I'm having a hard time trying to explain what SPICE models
are, much less get them in my greedy hands. And SPICE has been
around a LONG time. I'm just wondering how far we are along the
road toward creating an information exchange which is beneficial
to the engineer and does not give the manufacturer a migraine
and/or keep their lawyers up at night.
Thanks in advance.
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