Altera JNEye User Manual

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Figure 2-42: Receiver IBIS-AMI Parameter Type Designation for Link Optimization

JNEye 15.0 supports link optimization with IBIS-AMI receiver models. On the left are the model specific

parameters. For each parameter that JNEye determines is tunable, a pull-down menu allows you to assign

the receiver parameters. The types of receiver parameters are as follows:
No Sweep—No sweeping or link optimization is performed

Sweep—JNEye sweeps or performs link optimization using available options provided by the IBIS-

AMI model. This parameter is not supported in the JNEye 15.0 release.

CTLE Adapt Controller—This receiver parameter enables or disables automatic adaptation of the

CTLE or analog equalizer. This sweep parameter is used when the link optimization method is

CTLE=>FIR=>DFE or CTLE=>FIR & DFE.

DFE Adapt Controller—This receiver parameter enables or disables automatic adaptation of the DFE.

This sweep parameter is used when the link optimization method is CTLE=>FIR=>DFE or

CTLE=>FIR & DFE.

Sweep as CTLE—This receiver parameter is swept as the CTLE or analog equalizer with all available

options.

Sweep as CTLE AC Gain—Tthis receiver parameter is swept as the CTLE’s AC gain controller. This

sweep parameter is generally used in conjunction with the Sweep as CTLE DC Gain parameter.

Sweep as CTLE DC Gain—This receiver parameter is swept as the CTLE’s DC gain controller. This

sweep parameter is generally used in conjunction with the Sweep as CTLE AC Gain parameter.

With the information provided in the IBIS-AMI model and parameter type selections, JNEye determines

the link optimization approach and conducts the simulation. If you cannot determine the nature of the

model specific parameters, consult with the IBIS-AMI vendors. An example of transmitter IBIS-AMI

parameter type designations is shown in the above figure.
Note: JNEye assumes no overlapping between jitter and noise components. Examine the IBIS-AMI

Rx_Clock_PDF parameters when they are imported into JNEye. Consult device vendors or model

providers about the scope or definition of the DJ component and DCD component in the IBIS-

AMI model to avoid double-counting their effects.

Status tab

The Status tab shows the parameters that are fed into the IBIS-AMI model for simulations.

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