jsl/si/helpers¶

Package name: jsl/si/helpers

Summary¶

General Definitions¶

Function	Description
daisy-chain	Construct a KeyValue Daisy Chain of Ports
diff-pin-model (+ 2)	Set a differential PinModel between two pins
topo-net (+ 1)	Create a net and topology segment
diff-structure	Assign a differential routing structure to a `diff-pair` topology.
max-loss	Add a max acceptable loss to a set of topology terminals
insertion-loss-limit	Add an insertion loss limiter for a set of endpoints.
delay-limit	Add a time delay limiter for a set of endpoints.
apply-pin-model	Apply pin models to all pins in a set of ports
skew-window	Add a max skew timing constraint for a differential pair.
timing-window	Add a timing window around the guide pin
pair-wise	Construct a pair wise sequence of all passed endpoints and call `f(A,B)`
max-delay	Set the maximum delay for the signals from A -> B in Seconds
constrain-ch	Simple helper function to apply constraints to a channel

Definitions¶

General Definitions¶

daisy-chain¶

Construct a KeyValue Daisy Chain of Ports

public defn daisy-chain (obj:JITXObject, accessor:(JITXObject) -> JITXObject) -> KeyValue<JITXObject, JITXObject|KeyValue>|JITXObject

obj: JITXObject - Instance or InstanceArray of objects that we want to construct a KeyValue daisy chain for.
accessor: (JITXObject) -> JITXObject - Function that will be passed one of the instances from the obj Instance array (or the instance itself) to acquire the port of interest for constructing the KeyValue chain.
Returns KeyValue<JITXObject, JITXObject|KeyValue>|JITXObject - A recursive KeyValue chain of ports. This KeyValue object can be passed to topo-net to construct a series topology.

This function is most useful when used with an InstanceArray of components that all have the same port child. This constructs the KeyValue arguments to pass to topo-net for constructing a daisy-chain topology.

  topo-net(host.ctl => daisy-chain(mem, {_.MEM.ctl}))

diff-pin-model¶

Set a differential PinModel between two pins

public defn diff-pin-model (p1:JITXObject, p2:JITXObject -- delay:Toleranced, loss:Toleranced = ?)

p1: JITXObject - Pin A of a differential input to this component.
p2: JITXObject - Pin B of a differential input to this component.
delay: Toleranced - Expected delay due to the physical pin connections. This is used for computing the timing parameters of a topology connected to this pin.
loss: Toleranced - Expected loss due to the physical pin connections. This is primarily used for the insertion loss optimization on a topology.

This is a simplified model of the pin characteristics of a component.

This function must be used inside a pcb-component context.

diff-pin-model¶

Set a differential PinModel between the two pins of a diff-pair bundle

public defn diff-pin-model (dp:JITXObject -- delay:Toleranced, loss:Toleranced = ?)

dp: JITXObject - Bundle Port on a pcb-component of type diff-pair

This function must be used inside a pcb-component context.

diff-pin-model¶

Set a differential PinModel between the two pins of KeyValue pair

public defn diff-pin-model (pair:KeyValue<JITXObject, JITXObject> -- delay:Toleranced, loss:Toleranced = ?)

pair: KeyValue<JITXObject, JITXObject> - Bundle Port on a pcb-component of type diff-pair

This function must be used inside a pcb-component context.

topo-net¶

Create a net and topology segment

public defn topo-net (p1:JITXObject, p2:JITXObject)

p1: JITXObject - Pin object
p2: JITXObject - Pin object

This function connects pins/ports together with a combination net and topology-segment. This is useful for constructing signal integrity routes in the design.

The pin arguments can be either single pins, pin arrays, or bundle-defined ports. Regardless, p1 and p2 must be the same type.

No direction is implied by the order of p1 and p2.

This function must be used in a pcb-module context.

topo-net¶

Construct a chained Topology net

public defn topo-net (pair:KeyValue<JITXObject, JITXObject|KeyValue>)

pair: KeyValue<JITXObject, JITXObject|KeyValue> - Key Value Pair (KVP) of pins or recursive KVPs of pins.

Note: This function is recursive.

This function will construct a chain of topology segments using a sequence of key value pairs of pins (singles, bundles, or arrays)

This function must be used in a pcb-module context.

inst MCU : components/iMX
inst ESD : components/TPD4E05
inst USB-C : components/USBC-conn

topo-net(
  MCU.usb2.data =>
  ESD.D[0].A =>
  ESD.D[0].B =>
  USB-C.data[0] =>
  USB-C.data[1] =>
)

The MCU provides a USB 2.0 connection via a bundle named usb2. All of the

referenced objects in this sequence are diff-pair bundles.
The ESD protection diode is a pass through variant with two equivalent sides A & B
The USB Type C connector has two USB 2.0 Data lines to allow reversability of the connector
In this statement, the topo-net function constructs 4 topology segments. The terminal

points of the topology are MCU.usb2.data and USB-C.data[1]. There are three, ordered series nodes between the terminal points.

diff-structure¶

Assign a differential routing structure to a diff-pair topology.

public defn diff-structure (route-struct:DifferentialRoutingStructure, dp-pairs:KeyValue<JITXObject, JITXObject> ...)

route-struct: DifferentialRoutingStructure - DifferentialRoutingStructure type
dp-pairs: KeyValue<JITXObject, JITXObject> - KeyValue of two terminal ports of a diff-pair topology. Both the key and value of this KVP must be Bundle Ports of type `diff-pair

This function is expected to be used in a pcb-module context.

max-loss¶

Add a max acceptable loss to a set of topology terminals

public defn max-loss (max-dB:Double, ep-sets:KeyValue<JITXObject, JITXObject> ...)

max-dB: Double - Maximum loss allowed for this set of terminals. Value is in dB
ep-sets: KeyValue<JITXObject, JITXObject> - sequence of KeyValue<Port,Port> for the matching terminals of a topology.

This function must be called in a pcb-module context.

insertion-loss-limit¶

Add an insertion loss limiter for a set of endpoints.

public defn insertion-loss-limit (loss-dB:Toleranced, ep-sets:KeyValue<JITXObject, JITXObject> ...)

loss-dB: Toleranced - Loss range that this design is willing to accept in dB
ep-sets: KeyValue<JITXObject, JITXObject> - a series of endpoint pairs for the routes that we wish to adds limits on. Each KeyValue may be:
Pin => Pin - Single pin to add constraints to
Bundle => Bundle - Add individual constraints to each matching pin in the passed bundle. Must be the same type of bundle.
PortArray => PortArray - Add individual constraints for each port of a port array. Each PortArray must be of equal length and type.

This function must be called in a pcb-module context.

delay-limit¶

Add a time delay limiter for a set of endpoints.

public defn delay-limit (delay-S:Toleranced, ep-sets:KeyValue<JITXObject, JITXObject> ...)

delay-S: Toleranced - Delay range expected for these signals in Seconds.
ep-sets: KeyValue<JITXObject, JITXObject> - sequence of KeyValue<Port,Port> for the matching terminals of a topology.

This function must be called in a pcb-module context.

apply-pin-model¶

Apply pin models to all pins in a set of ports

public defn apply-pin-model (delay:Toleranced, loss:Toleranced = ?, ports:JITXObject ...)

delay: Toleranced - Pin Delay in Seconds
loss: Toleranced - Pin Loss in dB
ports: JITXObject - one or more ports to apply the pin model to.

Note: This function is recursive

skew-window¶

Add a max skew timing constraint for a differential pair.

public defn skew-window (window:Toleranced, pairs:KeyValue<JITXObject, JITXObject> ...)

window: Toleranced - Tolerance window in seconds. This would typically be a Toleranced around zero such as 0.0 +/- 10.0e-12.
pairs: KeyValue<JITXObject, JITXObject> - Terminal Points for either two diff-pair bundles or two port-arrays. For Diff-Pair bundles, this function adds a skew timing diff constraint between A.P => B.P / A.N => B.N For Port Arrays, this function adds a skew timing diff between the first terminal pair and each of the remaining pins.

timing-window¶

Add a timing window around the guide pin

public defn timing-window (window:Toleranced, guide:KeyValue<JITXObject, JITXObject>, topos:KeyValue<JITXObject, JITXObject> ...)

window: Toleranced - Tolerance window in seconds. This would typically be a Toleranced around zero such as 0.0 +/- 10.0e-12.
guide: KeyValue<JITXObject, JITXObject> - Terminal Points for the Guide Topology. All timing difference constraints will be made in reference to this topology.
topos: KeyValue<JITXObject, JITXObject> - Set of topologies to which we will apply timing difference constraints. Each KVP can be SinglePin => SinglePin, PortArray => PortArray, or Bundle => Bundle. For the PortArray variant, the number of pins in each port array should be equal. Note that bundles are not supported

This function adds a timing window around the guide topology. The goal is that all of the passed topos arguments will have a timing difference constraint that keeps them within the timing window around the guide.

NOTE: This function is recursive.

pair-wise¶

Construct a pair wise sequence of all passed endpoints and call f(A,B)

public defn pair-wise (f:(KeyValue<JITXObject, JITXObject>) -> False, ep-sets:Seqable<KeyValue<JITXObject, JITXObject>>)

f: (KeyValue<JITXObject, JITXObject>) -> False - Function to apply to the pair wise sequence of single pins.
ep-sets: Seqable<KeyValue<JITXObject, JITXObject>> - Sequence of KeyValue<Port, Port>. Each KVP is a set of topology terminals that we will pass to f. Each terminal can be a single pin, a port array, or a bundle - but it must match between key and value. We deconstruct each port array and bundle into single pins and recursively invoke pair-wise{f, _} until all KVPs are processed.

NOTE: This function is recursive.

max-delay¶

Set the maximum delay for the signals from A -> B in Seconds

public defn max-delay (max-S:Double, ep-sets:KeyValue<JITXObject, JITXObject> ...)

max-S: Double - Maximum allowable delay in Seconds
ep-sets: KeyValue<JITXObject, JITXObject> - sequence of KeyValue<Port,Port> for the matching terminals of a topology.

This sets an absolute time delay limit for the signals on the board (as opposed to a differential skew constraint for example).

constrain-ch¶

Simple helper function to apply constraints to a channel This function applies a skew window and a max-loss constraint to the specified channel

public defn constrain-ch (sw:Toleranced, ml:Double, a:JITXObject, b:JITXObject)

sw: Toleranced - Skew window in seconds. This would typically be a Toleranced around zero such as 0.0 +/- 10.0e-12.
ml: Double - Max Loss is a specification for the maximum loss in dB for a connection.
a: JITXObject - Terminal starting point
b: JITXObject - Terminal ending point for either two diff-pair bundles or two port-arrays.

Forwarded by package: jsl/si

jsl/si/helpers¶

Summary¶

General Definitions¶

Definitions¶

General Definitions¶

daisy-chain¶

diff-pin-model¶

diff-pin-model¶

diff-pin-model¶

topo-net¶

topo-net¶

diff-structure¶

max-loss¶

insertion-loss-limit¶

delay-limit¶

apply-pin-model¶

skew-window¶

timing-window¶

pair-wise¶

max-delay¶

constrain-ch¶

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