IBIS (Input/Output Buffer Information Specification) is a behavioral modeling specification for characterizing the inputs and outputs of integrated circuits. This 7 minute video shows how to use them in a signal integrity workflow. The ADS Transient-Convolution Simulator is used to determine the eye diagram and jitter decomposition from a schematic that includes IBIS models from two semiconductor companies (Xilinx and Micron in this example) joined with a channel model consisting of traces and vias.
Teraspeed Consulting IBIS Resource page has a comprehensive list of all things IBIS.
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