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IC5141 ADE scalar results

DanySF over 14 years ago

Hi,

It's there a way to change the format of the scalar results printed in ADE window ?

By default it has only 4 numbers, for example 45.78m .

I want to be printed as 45.789244m. What should I put in .cdsinit or .cdsenv to change this number format ??

It is possible to print this results in the Engineering format and not the Suffix format ?

As alternative, it is possible to save this numerical results from ADE window to a text file (CSV or other format) ?

It is possible with a SKILL code ?

I searched in the CAdence Help but there is nothing...

Any ideea ?

Thanks.

Andrew Beckett over 14 years ago

Quick answer as I have to dash, but I think it's :
aelPushSignifDigits(8)
in the CIW (or .cdsinit). I didn'tcheck this - it's from memory. Hopefully it will do the job!
Andrew.
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DanySF over 14 years ago

Thanks Andrew,
but this works only for annotate of the schematic and print the voltages from schematic (in Result display window)
It is not affecting the printed data in the ADE window.
Best regards,
DanySF
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Andrew Beckett over 14 years ago

DanySF,
I just checked, and in IC5141 it's hardcoded to 4 digits. In IC614 this has been fixed, but there's no control over it in IC5141.
Sorry!
Regards,
Andrew.
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DanySF over 14 years ago

Thanks a lot Andrew !
Sorry for that.
But as alternative it is possible to save those numeric results from ADE in to a text file (CSV or similar) ?

Thanks !
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Andrew Beckett over 14 years ago

Again, not as a standard feature. In IC61X in ADE XL you can do this.
Regards,
Andrew.
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