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suggestion needed to implement the following

zwang

I am looking for easier way to achieve the following.

In the schematic, the mos device have number of fingure=5 and multiplier=5 with a instance name of N1. I would like to change its finger and multiplier from 5 to 1 and rename the instance name as N1<1:25>. How can I achieve it? Ocean, or skill or other easier ways? Thank you. 

 

 

 

  • In the edit object property Menu, type in the array notation that you have mentioned in the Instance section. This will create the instance you want. Hope I have understood your questions.
  • In one schematic, there may be tens of such devices, I do not want to do it one by one. I would like to have it done automaticly.

  • cvId=geGetEditCellView()

    instId=dbFindAnyInstByName("N1")
    instId~>nf="1" ; assuming the parameter is called nf
    instId~>m="1" ; assuming the parameter is called m
    instId~>name="N1<1:25>"

    You may well need to "call the callbacks" - using the code in solution 11018344 and also there's an older copy of it on the Designer's Guide site.

    I should point out that using iterated instances is a good way of making the simulation slower, because it means that the simulator is dealing with 25 separate devices, rather than one devices with some factors to cope with number of fingers and multiplier. Whilst APS can improve performance in some such cases, it cannot optimize every situation to be as fast at using nf/m.

    Regards,

    Andrew.

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