Hi,
That's an impressive collection of tools you have on video!
I am personally really interesting in Kicad having a full simulation
toolkit, but that's a lot of work :)
With Thomas, we have been trying to add some signal / power integrity
tools into kicad for some months now. ( mainly on
Hi,
The parser is not finished, not at all. It simply reads an ibis file and
stores data in various C++ classes.
But said classes are designed for the parser to remember an entire file.
Then, I am thinking about adding another layer of classes, that could
interface easily with a simulator (
Also of note...
I've got a bunch of tools in glscopeclient and
libscopehal/libscopeprotocols for NRZ/PAM4 signal generation, channel
emulation, de-embedding, equalization, clock recovery, eye patterns,
etc. Might be worth pursuing some kind of integration to develop a full
channel design/simulatio
I started down the path of creating an IBIS-to-Spice converter a couple
of years ago. I researched it enough to decide it was feasible, then
discovered a commercial product demo that would do enough of what I
needed at the time and stopped working on it.
I'd just about forgotten about it until
Hello everyone,
I am working on an IBIS parser for kicad integration.
IBIS is a standard format to I/O buffers, that allows for "fast" and
accurate signal integrity simulations.
While parsing the IBIS format is not so hard, well... I have data to
simulate, but no simulator...
I was wondering
What is your IBIS parser supposed to do?
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Fabian,
we may check if IBIS simulation can be integrated into ngspice.
Holger
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