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Hello,
Is there any workshop material which work through oscillator phase domain modeling and verification?
May be the flow will be something like this.
1. circuit simulation with .hb .hbnoise.
2. n, fc, c extraction from the simulation.
3. veriloga modeling
4. comparison of the veriloga...
Hello,
Is there a way to exclude some circuit from the MC simulations. I know spectre has a option, but I could not find the equivalent one in hspice.
Thank you!
Klaus. You are right. I was looking at different pdf.
https://www.xilinx.com/support/documentation/user_guides/ug476_7Series_Transceivers.pdf
Yes. termination didn't change. The termination voltage changed. Again, I'm not a SERDES expert. I just want to learn.
Thank you all. Please understand my newbie questions.
I think this is a reasonable document to look at
https://www.xilinx.com/support/documentation/user_guides/ug581-ultrascale-gtm-transceivers.pdf
It seems the termination method changes based on the protocols.
Hello FvM,
Yes. I wanted to do that. However I'm not familiar with SERDES standard organizations and document. I know I can get DDR4/5 standards from JEDEC website.
How do I find SERDES standards? If you can point me one, that will be very helpful.
Thank you!
Hello all,
I have a question about the SERDES terminations methods. In the DDR world, we have different termination specs for LPDDR, DDR3(SSTL), DDR4/5(POD).
Is this the same story in SERDES world? Are PCIe, SATA,XAUI, etc having different terminations? Where can i find the summary of those...
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