Understanding Transmitter and Receiver AMI Model Parameters of Serial Link Systems in SystemSI

Explaining different components of the W-Element transmission line model, such as the MCP (model connection protocol) section and RLGC matrices, generated by the TLine Editor.

Demonstrating the step-by-step process of setting parameters in the analysis options form and property form of the transmitter and receiver of a serial link system (SLS) followed by definition and pur

Demonstrating the step-by-step process of setting timing budget, jitter and several other parameters in the analysis options form, before simulating a DDR4 interface of a layout file, using the System

Demonstration of the step-by-step process for generating ports automatically/manually for extracting S-parameters model of the the power-aware parallel bus interface of a layout file, using PowerSI.

Explaining formats and contents of Touchstone and BNP S-parameters data files and circuit files, generated at the completion of the simulation of a layout file in PowerSI.

Demonstrating the step-by-step process of viewing and understanding model connection protocol (MCP) section, generated by default, in circuit files of controller and memory blocks of a parallel bus sy

Demonstrating the step-by-step process of generating 2D plots, Eye diagram, BER and Bathtub plots, based on the sweep mode simulations of a DDR4 interface, using the SystemSI-PBA tool and then explain

This video shows you how to import a read-only block.

This video shows you how to create a design variant.

The PCB Editor SKILL API provides the axlDBCreateExternalDRC() to allow you to programmatically add DRC markers to the PCB Editor database.

​The PCB Editor SKILL API includes functions that allow you to programmatically select elements for processing using the same mechanism that is used for standard PCB Editor commands. In general, when

The PCB Editor SKILL API includes a set of axlDBCreate() functions that are used to add new elements to the PCB Editor database.

For this example, we will create a user-defined function that will print the reference designator and XY location of all the components in the PCB Editor.

The SKILL programming language provides functions to allow you to easily read ASCII data from text files by opening a file, reading data from the file, and then closing the file when done.

The SKILL programming language provides functions to allow you to easily write ASCII data to text files by opening a file, writing data to the file, and then closing the file when done.

In general, a SKILL function runs until the last expression in the function is complete but the SKILL Programming language provides the prog() function in conjunction with the return() function to all

The SKILL programming language provides many functions for iterating over a block of code with the for() loop, the while() loop and the foreach() loop being the most common mechanism for looping.

The SKILL Programming language provides two multi-way branching functions to control the flow of your programs, the case() function and the cond() function. ​

The SKILL Programming language provides three binary mechanisms to control the flow of your programs, the if() function, when() function and the unless() function.