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Signal integrity verification at 10GHz

Pavel47

Hello,

Is Allegro PCB SI (or some other tool from 16.5) capable to check signal integrity of a complex board at 10GHz ?

Or one should export the board file to HyperLynx and check SI with the last one ?

Thanks in advance.

Pavel.

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  • Pavel47

    Thanks Dennis. Is there some document where I could find detailed procedure how to proceed ?

    In particular I want to estimate the signal that is generated by a FPGA on the PCB1, then is propagated from FPGA pin to the connector CONA male (PCB1), then retrived on the PCB2 via CONA female, then propageted via PCB2 until optical transceiver CONB.

    What additional information (beside layout) must I have in order to accomplish this task:

    1. IBIS model for FPGA, that describes electromagnetic property of the drive pin (as well as ?) its driving capability
    2. IBIS model of CONA
    3. IBIS model of the optical transceiver CONB

    Regards.

    Pavel.

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  • Pavel47

    Thanks Dennis. Is there some document where I could find detailed procedure how to proceed ?

    In particular I want to estimate the signal that is generated by a FPGA on the PCB1, then is propagated from FPGA pin to the connector CONA male (PCB1), then retrived on the PCB2 via CONA female, then propageted via PCB2 until optical transceiver CONB.

    What additional information (beside layout) must I have in order to accomplish this task:

    1. IBIS model for FPGA, that describes electromagnetic property of the drive pin (as well as ?) its driving capability
    2. IBIS model of CONA
    3. IBIS model of the optical transceiver CONB

    Regards.

    Pavel.

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