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Use the following guidelines for characterization data access:
When Stratix V GX, Stratix V GT, Arria V GZ, or Arria 10 GX/SX/GT is selected, the Characteriza‐
tion Data Access button appears and you can include the receiver jitter parameters in the simulation.
Characterization Data Access covers PVT variations. You can select the appropriate process, voltage,
and temperature conditions that best match the desired operation conditions.
After clicking Characterization Data Access, JNEye is configured to use the characterization data by:
Setting Jitter/Noise Component Mode for characterization data entries
Setting the Jitter/Noise Data Lock check box
Importing device characterization data based on the jitter unit selection
RJ—Unit selection can be UI (RMS) or ps (RMS)
Other Jitter—Unit selection can be UI (pk-pk), UI (pk), ps (pk-pk), or ps (pk)
The JNEye simulation engine uses this characterization data from the database.
Note:
The characterization data is displayed in the text box for reference purposes. The JNEye
simulation engine uses proprietary algorithms to accurately model the jitter and noise in the
simulations.
You can unlock the jitter and noise contents by turning off the Jitter/Noise Data Lock check
box. However, the jitter and noise models and values can be different from those when the
Jitter/Noise Data Lock check box is checked.
Characterization Data Access is supported when the data rate is in the following range:
Stratix V GX: 5 Gbps to 14.1 Gbps
Stratix V GT: 19.6 Gbps to 28.1 Gbps
Arria V GZ: 5 Gbps to 14.1 Gbps
Arria V GX/SX: 3 Gbps to 17.4 Gbps
Arria 10 GT: 3 Gbps to 28.3 Gbps
When the data rate is out of the specified range, JNEye displays a warning message and no jitter
data is retrieved. If you change the data rate, you must retrieve the new jitter data by clicking
Characterization Data Access.
After changing the link and device configurations, such as data rate, bandwidth, and PVT
condition, you must update the jitter value by clicking Characterization Data Access.
When the Jitter/Noise Data Lock check box is checked, JNEye examines whether the jitter data
matches the simulation configuration during the following conditions:
Start simulation
Save link configuration
In batch simulation mode, jitter data is retrieved and calculated based on the link configura‐
tion
When the link configuration exceeds the supporting range of Characterization Data Access, a
warning message (conditions 1 and 2) is shown and jitter is reset (all conditions).
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2015.05.04
Characterization Data Access
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