At least, TI gives you a model for each type of pin;
some vendors don't even do that much. I recently saw
a model that only gave the output buffer model, but
no input buffer model (even though there were input
pins).
But you're right: we should gripe the manufacturers about
these bad modeling practices.
Mike Mayer wrote:
>
> Thanks for the replies to the IBIS [Pin] question. The manufacturer in
> question is TI. I have let them know that the IBIS spec requires them
> to specify every pin. Although I am grateful for the fact that there
> is a model available at all, I also feel that unless I speak up about
> the shortcomings of models the situation will never improve.
>
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