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fkeflkafakawfkawlfja
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3 years ago
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Cyclone 10 GX IBIS models

I'm trying to use some of the IBIS models for the Cyclone 10 GX. I want to use the models with the internal 50 Ohm Thevenin termination for the OCT (on chip termination). Specifically, the "18_rtio_r...
  • AqidAyman_Altera's avatar
    AqidAyman_Altera
    3 years ago

    Hi,


    Please refer to the attached screenshot, where I got from the visual IBIS software. It shows that in the model there is 50-ohm terminations, I believe.


    Regards,

    Aqid


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Mengzhe
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3 years ago

Hi,


ibis models have been tested the correctness, so you can follow it.

May I ask what's your simulation process and how to judge OCT is not included?


BR,

Mengzhe


  • fkeflkafakawfkawlfja's avatar
    fkeflkafakawfkawlfja
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    3 years ago

    Hi, thanks for the reply.

    I used a generic 1.8 V driver that is included in SigXplorer. Then I connected the driver output to a 50 Ohm characteristic impedance stripline that is 6 inches long. Then I created a bidirectional driver/receiver (IO) set to tristate mode so that I could use the 18_rtio_r50_hv model, and connected this to the other end of the stripline.

    When I drive a square wave at 100 kHz I was getting extremely large overshoot at the receiver, for example around 2.5 V for the 1.8 V signal.