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Double-counting issue of IBIS model

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Hi,

As I know, PCB SI is able to process double-couting issue of IBIS model. But, how about Dual-Core case and/or Dual-Processor? In case of complex test load, is it able to define the arbitrary test load by user? Thank you in advance.

BRs,

Sogo Hsu, Ph. D.
Foxconn


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    Hi, Sogo,
    Just saw your question.

    1. about dual-core or daul-processor question, I think it will depends on what you have. If it fits IBIS's methodologies, PCB SI should be able to handle it;
    2. About complex test-loads, for now, DML(Cadence's device model) can have self-define test-loads for differential pairs. In the near future, DML will be able to use self-define single-end test-load as well.

    Hope this helps,

    Lance Wang


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