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Kumar,
I am still not sure what you mean by "standard load". When you do a voltage
sweep on a device, you are forcing the voltage while you are measuring the
current. When yo do this sweep, you are actually "loading" the device with the
voltage source. You can look at that voltage source as an ideal, 0 Ohm source
or as a Thevenin combination of an ideal source with a series resistor. Either
way, you are sweeping between a certain voltage range at the output of the
device to get an I-V curve, regardless of what R is in your Thevenin circuit.
Your I-V curve will be the same whether R in the Thevenin circuit is small or
large. You will just have to increase the sweep range of the voltage source
inside the Thevenin circuit for larger R values to get the same sweep range at
the pin of the device.
What is the probelem? Am I missing something obvious?
Arpad
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The problem with I-V checking is that there is no "standard" load as
with V-T curves. We already went through this i-v standard load discussion
and dropped it because
of controvorsey. The reason I raised it because that I think that in
signal integrity situations the dc I-V characteristic has more has a dominant
effect on the resulting waveforms and we have no reference to check against.
>
> Hello IBIS gurus,
>
> In the last minutes Kumar suggested DC checking (see quote below). I am not
> sure what he means, but just as we can use V-T tables for AC checking,
couldn't
> the I-V curves be used for DC checking?
>
> Arpad
> Intel Corporation
>
>
> > Compliance
> > Will pointed out that the V/T table can be used to as a type of compliance
> > test/sanity check. Kumar would like to see a DC check as well.
>
> > AR Kumar: Post an EGG for DC checking.
>
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