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Struggling with trying to get IBIS-AMI simulation for SATA2.0 lines on XILINX ARTIX 7 FPGA - NEWBIE

Dear Community,

Version - SigXplorer - 16.6

My basic requirement is to analyze sata2.0 lines - 3 Gbps from Xilinx Artix 7 FPGA for which I have received IBIS-AMI Models. I am very new to this and I am confused.

1) The way I have started is that I have taken the IBIS Model and converted them to DML Model

2) Now for experimenting I have made a small topology which I am attaching here and I have assigned DML models to inverting and non-inverting buffers for outputs as well as inputs.

3) Now when I try and do Channel Analysis - It shows the following problem:-

4) Is there some problem with the IBIS Model or where is the problem?

Can someone please help me in this? I know this may be very silly mistakes on our part.

IBIS_1.zip

I have attached the IBIS Model as well.

Regards.

manuh over 9 years ago

Sorry attachments missing, topology:-

Problem:-
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oldmouldy over 9 years ago

From a quick test, the TX seems OK but the RX DLL is missing so I can't try that out, can you zip that and attach it? Thanks!
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manuh over 9 years ago

Hi oldmouldy,

thanks

Can you provide me some email id. This file is >750K even after zipping? some other way will be helpful.

Regards.
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manuh over 9 years ago

My email id is mohit@technidsolutions.com. You may PM me there in case.
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manuh over 9 years ago

Hi old mouldy,

I have zipped it through 7zip and then zipped it.

regards.
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