Roy,
Roy Leventhal wrote:
>
>
> But, I would guess that the 20% to 80% IBIS convention was chosen to fit in a
> more linear range of the I/O characteristics. I'm not sure that the choice has
> been a good one.
>
> Best Regards,
>
> Roy
>
The 20% to 80% convention of IBIS is as good as any for getting
in the rough ballpark. However, since version 2.1 Ibis has
allowed the use of rising and falling waveform tables. One may
replicate the output edge response using this construct to any
desired degree of accuracy. Mine are often within 1 or 2 ps
of Hspice simulations.
regards,
scott
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