RE: [IBIS-Users] [Fwd: Validation of IBIS model]


Subject: RE: [IBIS-Users] [Fwd: Validation of IBIS model]
From: Anshuli Goel (anshuli@india.ti.com)
Date: Fri Jan 03 2003 - 04:48:23 PST


Hi Andy

Thanx for the reply. That problem was actually because of timestep used
in simulation. I used a finer
timestep and my problem vanished.

But I have other problem. I am using the following setup for validating
the IBIS model. I hook up buffer
subckt once and once i hookup IBIS model with the rest of the setup.

[Image]

Hi Andy

Thanx for the reply. That problem was actually because of timestep used
in simulation. I used a finer
timestep and my problem vanished.

But I have other problem. I am using the following setup for validating
the IBIS model. I hook up buffer
subckt once and once i hookup IBIS model with the rest of the setup.

The load changes from open circuit to matched load to short circiuit.
I see some ringing in matched load case with IBIS model simulation which
is not captured in SPICE
simulation . (For open load and short circuit load my results are
matching)
Why the results at matched load are not matching ?
The parameters for Tx is Z0=50ohm and Td=0.4ns
Input has 1ns risetime.

I am attaching the IBIS model and s2ibis2 script also.

Waveform with ringing (IBIS simulation)

[Image]

Waveform without ringing(SPICE simulation using the subckt)
[Image]

Regards
Anshuli
Ingraham, Andrew" wrote:

  The "ringing" that I see with the SPICE model, looks more like some
sort of numerical oscillation that you
  sometimes get in SPICE, and not real ringing. This numerical
oscillation is an uncommon but occasional
  artifact of SPICE. If present, it can usually be eliminated by using
.OPTION METHOD=GEAR rather
  than the default TRAPezoidal method.

  You don't say how long the transmission line is, but it is probably
not causing the sub-nanosecond wiggles
  that you are seeing on the SPICE model waveform.

  If it isn't numerical oscillation, another place to look would be the
package parasitic modeling. Either the
  IBIS model, or the simulator's use of it, might have simplified the
circuit representation of the package,
  compared to the SPICE model.

  Regards,
  Andy

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