I am looking for an IBIS model for LTM8045IY but none are available on the product page.
Can you advise whether one is available and if not suggest a generic to use?
Thanks for your help
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I am looking for an IBIS model for LTM8045IY but none are available on the product page.
Can you advise whether one is available and if not suggest a generic to use?
Thanks for your help
Hello JamieT ,
Thanks for reaching out. IBIS models are beneficial to simulate the signal integrity on digital inputs and outputs. Parts that do not have digital pins usually doesn't have an IBIS model.
Regards,
Noel
Noel, thanks for your reply.
Yes it's the clock signal to the Sync pin we're concerned with.
If there's no model for the LTM8045 is there another with similar clock input characteristics?
Thanks again, Jamie