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Hello Intel:
Referring to CPU Xeon D1559, I've downloaded various spice and HSPICE simulation models for PCIeGen3 from the RDC 567287. But I need the IBS AMI or SPICE models for 10Gbase-KR. I need them to simulate the 10Gbase-KR link. Thank you.
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Hello, @JoeD:
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Hello, @JoeD:
Thank you for contacting Intel Embedded Community.
We want to know more details related to your request, due to this, we would like to address the following question:
Could you please let us know if this request is related to a technical problem? In case your answer is affirmative, please give a detailed description.
We are waiting for your answer.
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Greetings CarlosAM@Intel:
To properly design a PWB and system, one needs to conduct a signal integrity analysis of high-speed links. There is not a "malfunction." But you cannot build a board without doing analyses. Specifically, we need to insure signal integrity for our link and how much margin there is in the eye diagram for the 10Gbase-KR link.
I've seen one or two other users post a similar question, with Intel somewhat answering. However I get "OOPS Something Went Wrong" when I try those links.
Please advise and thanks in advance.
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Hello, @JoeD:
Thanks for your reply.
We have sent an email to the address related to your account of this tool with some suggestions that may help you.
Best regards,
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