| data0 - TFP501 DATA BUFFER : tristatable output buffer, with ST=0. | | | Specify the IBIS version and file revision number. | [IBIS Ver] 2.1 [File rev] 0 [File name] ubt06225.ibs |[Clean up] [Clamp tolerance] 0 | | Add some comments to identify the file. | [date] Jan 29, 2002 [source] From TFP501 DATA BUFFER spice models [Disclaimer] Please be aware that in the absence of a written agreement +Texas Instruments(TI) assumes no liability for: +(1) The accuracy of the IBIS models provided to your company +(2) The proper functioning of these Models in your design + or for any resulting applications;or +(3)Infringement of patents,copyrights or intellectual + property rights resulting from your use of these models. + TI provides IBIS Models as a service to our customers and + therefore reserves the right to limit distribution of the + Models. [Copyright] Property of Texas Instruments Incorporated. +Unauthorised reproduction and/or distribution is strictly prohibited. +This product is protected under copyright law and trade +secret law as an unpublished work. +Created 2000,(C) Copyright 2000,Texas Instruments Inc., +All Rights Reserved.These commodities are under the U.S. +Government distribution license control.As such,they are not +to be re-exported without the prior approval of the U.S. +Department of Commerce. | | Give the spice type. Allowable values are hspice, pspice, spice2, | spice3 and spectre. | [Spice type] spice2 [Spice command] "spice3 -tmp /tmp -init /dev/null %s %s /dev/null >%s 2>&1" | | Now specify some global parameters. These parameters will apply to | _all_ the models in this file. | | Note on the [Temperature range] keyword: Since this is a CMOS circuit, | the min column contains the highest temperature, since this temperature | causes or amplifies the "min" (slow, weak) behavior, while the max | column contains the lowest temperature, since this temperature causes or | amplifies the "max" (fast, strong) behavior. If this were a bipolar | circuit, these temperature values would be reversed. | [temperature range] 25 115 0 [voltage range] 3.3 3 3.6 [sim time] 10ns [vil] 0 0 0 [vih] 1.5 1.35 1.65 [rload] 25 [Tr] .2n .2n .2n [Tf] .2n .2n .2n | | Specify the default pin parasitics | |[R_pkg] 0.1 0.097 0.123 |[L_pkg] 1.5nH 2.0nH 2.5nH |[C_pkg] 1.5pF 1.0pF 2.0pF [C_comp] 1p 1p 1p | | Component Description | [Component] OUTPUT DRIVER [manufacturer] Texas Instruments | | Specify the SPICE file where the circuit is located. | | ST made high in the SPICE netlist | | [Spice file] UBT062.spi | | Now specify the pin list. Since we're just creating an IBIS file for | the driver, we'll use a very short pin list. | | The pin list formats can be found in doc/s2ibis2.txt. Briefly, the | first line of each pin is of the form | | pin_name spice_node signal_name model_name | | If a pin description has more than one line (e.g. the first pin in the | pin list below), the second line is of the form | | -> input_pin enable_pin | | Note that the second line must begin with the symbol "->". [Pin] Y Y3 Y tristate_driver -> A GZ A A A dummy GZ GZ GZ dummy VDDS VDDS VDDS POWER VSSS VSSS VSSS GND | | Now we give the particulars of the model "tristate_driver". It is of | type "3-State" (allowable types may be found in doc/s2ibis2.txt) and is | non-inverting. We want to use models from the file "spectre.mod" for | typ, min and max simulations, and we want to include both a rising and | falling waveform in our IBIS model. Both the rising and falling | wveforms have a 500 ohm load; the rising waveform has the load | grounded, while the falling waveform has the load connected to 3.3V. | Neither waveform includes any other test fixture or package parasitics. | [Model] tristate_driver [Model type] 3-state [Polarity] Non-inverting [Enable] active-low [Model file] models_nom models_weak models_s [Rising waveform] 10000 0 0 0 NA 30p NA NA NA [Falling waveform] 10000 3.3 3.0 3.6 NA 30p NA NA NA |[Vmeas] 1.5 | | Now specify stuff for the model "input". [Model] dummy [nomodel]