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matlab interface and PSF data format

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vlau2 over 17 years ago

I am developing a custom function in Cadence's calculator to do some advance analysis from simulation data.  I know how to read cadence's simulation data from matlab (using measure functions), after performing matlab transformation of simulation data, I want to write it back to cadence (possibly in PSF data format) so that cadence can read the data and plot it.  Can someone tells me whether this approach make sense?  And is there any functions available to write the matlab data back in PSF format?

 

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    vlau2 over 17 years ago

    Is SST2 a cadence proprietary waveform format also?

    How about the calculator function flow? Has anyone try to use it to interface with matlab?

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    vlau2 over 17 years ago

    Is SST2 a cadence proprietary waveform format also?

    How about the calculator function flow? Has anyone try to use it to interface with matlab?

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