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ID: 176
实例类型: faq
分类: Device Modeling
相关: IBIS
产品系列: All Devices

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In IBIS models, the drive high, or "[pullup]" section lists strange voltage ranges and appears to be inverted. Why is this?

The IBIS specification uses voltages relative to ground for drive-low (pulldown), but voltages relative to the appropriate supply rail for drive-high (pullup).


To convert to ground-relative voltages, take the nominal I/O supply voltage and subtract the voltage value listed in IBIS.


For example, a voltage shown as 6.6V in the [pullup] section of an LVCMOS33 I/O type is 3.3V - 6.6V = -3.3V Many IBIS tools have an option to show the data relative to either Vcc or Gnd.