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gnucap-ibis(1)


NAME

   gnucap-ibis - GNU Circuit Analysis Package IBIS translator

SYNOPSIS

   gnucap-ibis   [--typ]   [--min]  [--max]  [--power-on]  [--on]  [--off]
   filename [--dump [filename]] [--spice [filename]]

DESCRIPTION

   GNUCAP-IBIS is a IBIS translator tool in  the  GNUCAP  suite.  It  will
   transform IBIS models into SPICE models for use in SPICE simulations.

   The  IBIS  model  in  filename is being parsed and can be translated to
   whatever format is requested. By using the --spice option a SPICE model
   can  be  generated.  By  using  the  --dump  option  a IBIS dump may be
   performed (mainly for testing purposes). A typical usage can be

   gnucap-ibis mymodel.ibis -spice

OPTIONS

   --typ  sets simulation mode to typical values (default)

   --min  sets simulation mode to minimal values

   --max  sets simulation mode to maximal values

   --power-on
          sets device state to power on

   --on   sets device state to on

   --off  sets device state to off

   --prefix prefix
          sets the prefix on generated code (default no prefix)

   --dump [filename]
          enable the dumping of the interprented IBIS file in IBIS format.
          Optionally  an output filename may be given (default filename is
          incoming filename with .dump postfix)

   --spice [filename]
          enable the dumping  of  a  SPICE  model.  Optionally  an  output
          filename  may  be given (default filename is incoming filename .
          mode .ckt).

BUGS

   See /usr/share/doc/gnucap/bugs  for  a  list  of  known  bugs  in  this
   release.

   GNUCAP  is  an  ongoing  research  project.   It is being released in a
   preliminary phase in hopes that it will be useful and that others  will
   use  it  as  a thrust or base for their research.  I also hope for some
   comments that may help me direct my research.

AUTHOR

   GNUCAP is being written by Albert Davis <aldavis@ieee.org>

   This manual page was written by  Magnus  Danielson  <cfmd@bredband.net>
   and  maintained  by  Hamish  Moffatt <hamish@debian.org> for the Debian
   package of gnucap.   For  the  full  LaTeX  documentation,  please  see
   /usr/share/doc/gnucap/manual.



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