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Hi,
I am currently using I225 IBIS AMI model, I included IBIS Package Model "i225_VQFN56_7x7_100mhz" into main I225 IBIS simulation model and using for SI simulation.
We are interfacing I226 with a PCIe Switch.
For the I225 PCIe Gen 2 Rx (ethernet ctrl receiving data over PCIe Gen 2 from PCIe Switch), I am getting good eye plot with wide margin as captured below.
But for the I225 PCIe Gen 2 Tx (ethernet ctrl sending data over PCIe Gen 2 to PCIe Switch), I am getting failing eye plot as below.
How I can fix the issue for TX from ethernet controller.
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Hi AdarshKHegde,
Thank you for posting in Intel Community Forum.
Regarding the issue reported, we require some information from your end:
1)Kindly share the system details used
2)May I know if this ethernet controller is built in or purchased separately?
Regards,
Sazzy_Intel
Intel Customer Support Technician
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Hi Sazzy,
We are using KTI226IT an external ethernet controller.
We have a controller which is a root complex, due to limitation of PCIe lanes we have used a PCIe switch to connect our end point Ethernet controller.
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Hi AdarshKHegde,
Greetings for the day!
Thanks for your response, we will check with our internal team and provide you an update as soon as possible.
We kindly request your cooperation during this time.
Regards
Jerome
Intel Customer Support Technician
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Hi,
Please let me know if you have any inputs.
Thanks
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Hi AdarshKHegde,
Greetings for the day!
Since the query is related to design, we recommend to you raise an IPS case to assist you further on your query.
You can raise IPS case using the following link:
http://premiersupport.intel.com/
Regards
Jerome
Intel Customer Support Technician

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