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IBIS Models Support in Eldo<br />

Example 4—Simultaneous Switching Output Noise<br />

is defined using the pattern function with high voltage level of 3.3V, low voltage level of 0V,<br />

1ns starting delay time, 0.1ns rise and fall times, 5ns sample time and have the pattern 0110.<br />

.connect _IO_comp_5_d_receive _IO_comp_1_d_drive<br />

.connect _IO_comp_6_d_receive _IO_comp_2_d_drive<br />

.connect _IO_comp_7_d_receive _IO_comp_3_d_drive<br />

Connects the input buffers digital output to the output buffers digital input.<br />

The next part of the netlist specifies the simulation control directives indicating what type of<br />

simulation Eldo should perform on the circuit.<br />

.tran 10p 50n<br />

Specifies a transient analysis be performed lasting 50ns with a plotting increment of 10ps.<br />

.option step=10p<br />

Imposes a time step of 10 ps.<br />

.plot tran v(_IO_comp_1) v(_IO_comp_2) v(_IO_comp_3)<br />

Specifies voltage/time plots of the voltages at pins 1, 2, and 3 of the IBIS component.<br />

Simulation Results<br />

Figure 17-23. Simultaneous Switching Output Noise (SSON) Simulation Results<br />

A difference is observed in the results from the case when package=1 was set (compare yellow<br />

and blue waveforms). The time varying signal at OUT1 and OUT2 is not only due to IR and<br />

LdI/dt voltage drops on the supply pin, but in addition has the capacitive and inductive coupling<br />

between the package pins.<br />

798<br />

Eldo® User's Manual, 15.3

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