Which phrase best describes your usage of IBIS AMI?

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Enjoy the instant gratification of seeing the results so far by participating in this informal, unscientific poll on the emerging AMI Support in IBIS as defined in BIRD 104.1.

AMI?… IBIS?… BIRD?… First let’s decypher the alphabet soup.

AMI = Algorithmic Modeling application programming Interface

BIRD = Buffer Issue Resolution Document

IBIS = Input/output Buffer Information Specification ANSI/EIA-656-A

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Datasheets Anyone?

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Being in marketing I get terribly excited when we publish a new datasheet or brochure. Not sure if you do, but just in case here’s a list of the brand new, hot-off-the-presses, get-them-quick-before-they’re-gone datasheets for the elements of the ADS product family that are applicable to signal integrity.

• Brochure about the bundles of ADS elements for signal integrity Designing for Signal Integrity with Agilent ADS
• Datasheets of the individual elements:
• Datasheet for W2200 ADS Core (Coming Soon)
• Datasheet for “W2302 Transient Convolution Element and W2500 Transient Convolution GT Option“
• Datasheet for “W2341 Momentum G2 Element and E8948 Momentum Turbo Element“
• Datasheet for “W2321 Layout Element“
• Datasheet for “W2342 EMDS
  (Electromagnetic Design System)
  G2 Element“
• Datasheet for “W2361 Ptolemy Element“