Dear Igor,
Thank you for your reply.
> yes, DDR4 should be satisfied for customer board, however this depends on customer
> board layout. One can use ibis modelling for such purposes.
I think the tIS value which should be satisfied on a DDR pad of a customer board is not 500 ps (min), it should be tIS (total) = tIS (base) + delta tIS as written in JEDEC standard.
Is this correct?
I understood DDR4 value is the minimal time between DRAM_SDCLKx_P positive edge and negative edge of DRAM_CS_B, DRAM_RAS_B, DRAM_CAS_B, or positive edged of DRAM_SDEW_B, DRAM_ODTx, DRAM_SDCKEx on the i.MX6 pads.
For example, when AC175, DDR3-800, CMD/ADD Slew rate = 2.0 V/ns, CK,CK# Differential Slew Rate = 2.0 V/ns,
tIS (base) is 200 ps and delta tIS is 88 ps as written in JEDEC standard.
So tIS (total) = 200 ps + 88 ps = 288 ps.
In this case, i.MX6 output tIS = 500 ps (min) on the i.MX6 pads.
To satisfy JEDEC standard, the skew among output from i.MX6 pads and input to DDR pads on a customer board is allowed up to 212 ps (500 ps - 288 ps).
Is my understanding correct?
Then, I think my question is about the tIS value on the i.MX6 pads, not on the DDR pads, so it is not affected by board layout.
IBIS file provides the slew rate with each drive impedance, but not provided how tIS value on the i.MX6 pad is affected by drive impedance and slew rate, right?
So we want to know how tIS value on the i.MX6 pad is affected by drive impedance and slew rate.
In other words, we want to know how allowed skew on a custom board is changed by variation of drive impedance and slew rate.
Best Regards,
Satoshi Shimoda