Semtech GX3290 IBIS-AMI is a low-power, high-speed 290×290 crosspoint switch, with robust signal conditioning circuits for driving and receiving high-speed signals through backplanes. It is designed to facilitate simulation of the GX3290 in EDA platforms compliant with IBIS 5.0. The model includes all equalization, de-emphasis, and swing settings of the GX3290. The RX model applies equalization on the signal received from a channel, and the TX model applies the analog characteristics of the GX3290 Transmit driver. The model also includes S-parameter files for the QFN package model, which extends the accuracy of the package effects beyond which can be described by R, L, and C components in the current IBIS 5.0 standard.
Semtech GX3290 IBIS-AMI is a low-power, high-speed 290×290 crosspoint switch, with robust signal conditioning circuits for driving and receiving high-speed signals through backplanes. It is designed to facilitate simulation of the GX3290 in EDA platforms compliant with IBIS 5.0. The model includes all equalization, de-emphasis, and swing settings of the GX3290. The RX model applies equalization on the signal received from a channel, and the TX model applies the analog characteristics of the GX3290 Transmit driver. The model also includes S-parameter files for the QFN package model, which extends the accuracy of the package effects beyond which can be described by R, L, and C components in the current IBIS 5.0 standard.
Semtech GX3290 IBIS-AMI is a low-power, high-speed 290×290 crosspoint switch, with robust signal conditioning circuits for driving and receiving high-speed signals through backplanes. It is designed to facilitate simulation of the GX3290 in EDA platforms compliant with IBIS 5.0. The model includes all equalization, de-emphasis, and swing settings of the GX3290. The RX model applies equalization on the signal received from a channel, and the TX model applies the analog characteristics of the GX3290 Transmit driver. The model also includes S-parameter files for the QFN package model, which extends the accuracy of the package effects beyond which can be described by R, L, and C components in the current IBIS 5.0 standard.
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