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Running ibis model file in spectre

Hi, I currently try to validate my ibis model(Using ibis_buffer from analogLib) using spectre. I able to validate my power clamp, ground clamp, pullup and pulldown measurement, but it sad that I can't do a Rising waveform and falling waveform validation. Anyone here perhaps can help me in this? Thanks! best regards Han Chiou

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Mostafa2014 over 11 years ago

Hello,
I have the same problem as yours. I translated my ibis file to a spice netlist (but I am not sure it is necessary or not !) but I do not know how can I import this netlist or my ibis model in Cadence Spectre for simulation. I use the instance ibis_buffer , but I failed to download my ibis file on it. Could you please help me through this way??

Thanks and regards,
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Tawna over 11 years ago

Hi, It is best to start a new thread rather than post to an old thread that is 6+ years old.
I recommend looking on Cadence Online Support http://support.cadence.com for the Spectre IBIS Appnote http://support.cadence.com/wps/mypoc/cos?uri=deeplinkmin:DocumentViewer;src=wp;q=ApplicationNotes/Custom_IC_Design/Spectre_IBIS_AN.pdf
In addition, check out (also on Cadence Online Support) Article 11446874 How to include and simulate IBIS buffer models in ADE which include package parasitics?

Best regards,

Tawna
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Tawna over 11 years ago

In addition, check out (also on Cadence Online Support) Article 11446874 How to include and simulate IBIS buffer models in ADE which include package parasitics?
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Mostafa2014 over 11 years ago

Thanks, I am trying to log a new thread but I cannot. I do not know where is the item to create a new thread. Also I could not dig into the cadence online support !!
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Andrew Beckett over 11 years ago

Creating a new thread is easy as is reading the forum guidelines. Also emailing me directly (when I asked you not to) will not get things done any quicker. If you are from a university, speak to your university programme coordinator who hopefully will have access to Cadence Online Support.
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Andrew.
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