Subject: Re: Timing parameters
From: Gang Huo (ghuo@lsil.com)
Date: Wed Nov 14 2001 - 10:22:17 PST
The problem is the I/O is a very Bi-direction I/O whose spec. has only DC parameters. But the customers want to use some tools to check the timing which need these parameters. Under these conditions, what
should i put in there or just leave it empty?
On the second case, besides these timing parameters, what else need to change in the model to reflect the different load? If no, then there will be models that are identical except these parameters, will
this cause confusion for the simulators? I read somewhere that certain simulator will use these values for time analysis. Can someone tell me how these simulators use these values for that purpose? For
example, if i have two identical models except in one model Cref=10pF,Rref=0,Vref=0, and in the other Cref=50pF, Rref=0 and Vref=0, will the simulator see these two models the same, or they will have
different timing "properties"?
Thanks.
Huo,Gang
"Dagostino, Tom" wrote:
> If there is no spec why are you considering using the part? How will you know if the part will work in your design? Very few parts spec an output switching time.
>
> If there are multiple timing specs for different loads then pick the load that best matches the circuit you have and put that load into the IBIS model. Then use the timing for that load in your analysis.
>
> Tom Dagostino
> Modeling Manager
> Mentor Graphics Corp.
> SAE
> tom_dagostino@mentor.com
> 503-685-1613
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Gang Huo [mailto:ghuo@lsil.com]
> Sent: Wednesday, November 14, 2001 8:07 AM
> To: ibis-users@eda.org
> Subject: Timing parameters
>
> Hello all,
>
> I am wondering what can be put in these parameters (Vref, Rref, Cref and
> Vmeas) if there is no spec. or the spec. does not specifying the delay
> and/or output switching time? And if there is multi-cases in the spec.?
> For example, a device's spec. specified/characterized the delay for a
> capacitor load to ground ranging from 15pF to 100pF with 4 cases of
> 15pF, 30pF, 66pF and 100pF.
>
> Thanks.
>
> Huo,Gang
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