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ddr2 batch simulation

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Hi

I have done a DDR2 signal integrity-batch simulation using hyper lynx 8.2.1

I got the attached excel sheet after the simulation.

On what basis the following parameters are measured and compared? Are there any standard values to compare? Please explain.

Rise Min Delay [ns]
Rise Max Delay [ns]
Rise Ref Time-to-Vmeas [ns]
Fall Min Delay [ns]
Fall Max Delay [ns]
Fall Ref Time-to-Vmeas [ns]
Flight Time Comp. [Yes/No]
Rise Rail Overshoot [mV]
Rise Dynamic Rail Overshoot Time [ps]
Rise SI Overshoot [mV]
Fall Rail Overshoot [mV]
Fall Dynamic Rail Overshoot Time [ps]
Fall SI Overshoot [mV]
Ringback Delay [ps]
Rise Closest Ringback [mV]
Fall Closest Ringback [mV]
Rise/Fall Multi Cross [Pass/Fail]
Rise/Fall Delay Error [Pass/Fail]
 

Hello,

Have you used timing budget calculation between processor and ddr2 using datasheets ? If yes, then you must be aware of delay calculation.

These results are based on applied timing value and values given in IBIS model. Generally, all DDR devices follows JEDEC standard. and all values are according to JEDEC standard only.
Please have a close look in IBIS model. voltage levels define overshoot/undershoot. Ramp dv/dt defines rise/fall time.
 

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