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How to insert file containing Design Variables in Analog Design Enviroiment

vdavi81

 Hi,

I'm attending a stage in STMicroelettronics. I have to realize a digital filter IIR, for thr firts simulation I can't use any HDL. Then, I have to realize a filter using a LUT, when I'm using the flip flop to store my variable. I calculated the value of moltiplication with matlab script.

I have 100 value. The question is....

How to insert a file conteining this value from a text file? Or better, how to insert Design Variable containedin a file in Analog Design Enviroiment tool?

 Thanks!

 

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  • vdavi81

     I didn't found any document in google and in this forum.

    I have 24 variable calculated with matlab.... for example Vo1, Vo1, Vo3, ...Vo24. And I have 100 ideal voltage source in cadence schematic.

    I wolud like to set the value of DC voltage for every voltage source at value Vo1...Vo24.... Then in the analog enviroiment I would like to import a text file created with Matlab. the contenent of this file is similar

    Vo1 3.3

     Vo2 0

    ..

    ..

    ..

    Vo24 3.3

    My scope is to import aDesign Variable from text file.

     Somebody Can help me.

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  • vdavi81

     I didn't found any document in google and in this forum.

    I have 24 variable calculated with matlab.... for example Vo1, Vo1, Vo3, ...Vo24. And I have 100 ideal voltage source in cadence schematic.

    I wolud like to set the value of DC voltage for every voltage source at value Vo1...Vo24.... Then in the analog enviroiment I would like to import a text file created with Matlab. the contenent of this file is similar

    Vo1 3.3

     Vo2 0

    ..

    ..

    ..

    Vo24 3.3

    My scope is to import aDesign Variable from text file.

     Somebody Can help me.

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