Modeling and Fast Eye Diagram Estimation of Ringing Effects on Branch Line Structures

Yang, Kai-Hsiang; Chang, Chang-Bao; Wu, Ting-Ying; Wang, Wen-Shan; Lin, Ying-Hsi; Wu, Ruey-Beei

doi:10.1109/tcpmt.2013.2297320

IEEE Trans. Compon., Packag. Manufact. Technol.

2014

DOI: 10.1109/tcpmt.2013.2297320

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Modeling and Fast Eye Diagram Estimation of Ringing Effects on Branch Line Structures

Kai-Hsiang Yang

Chang-Bao Chang

Ting-Ying Wu

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“…They aim at representing the SI performances of a single component (a chip and a transmission line). Although simulation speed can be an issue in some cases [15], [16], these models cannot be used in a global system-level simulation, to analyze, for instance, the software/hardware interactions in a heterogeneous system.…”

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High-Level Virtual Prototyping of Signal Integrity in Bus Communication

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In this paper, a novel methodology for highlevel modeling of bus communication in embedded systems is introduced. It allows the dynamic evaluation of their signal integrity (SI) characteristics at the virtual prototyping step (i.e., before physical realization). The method is based on the association of functional and nonfunctional modules. Functional modules represent the ideal behavior of the system, while nonfunctional modules use neural networks to model SI effects. This approach was implemented in SystemC-AMS, using the timed data flow model of computation. The method is illustrated by a Universal Serial Bus (USB) 3.0 application, where modular and parameterizable models are introduced. The method achieved good accuracy (<5%) while allowing significant simulation speedup (up to 2000 times), compared with SPICE-based reference models. This methodology can be used to perform an early SI analysis in the virtual prototyping of bus communication in the embedded systems.

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High-Level Virtual Prototyping of Signal Integrity in Bus Communication

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Modeling and Fast Eye Diagram Estimation of Ringing Effects on Branch Line Structures

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