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Exporting/plotting data w/ constant time step in IC6.1.5

Rob Gregoire

 Hello - I am looking to save to a file (or even plot) some simulation results with a constant time step in IC 6.1.5. I am having problems finding something equivalent to the "printvs" command that was available with the old calculator (AWD I think).

1) When I use the "table" in the new calculator Iget an error that the waveform is too big (and the resulting waveform is a fraction of what I need)

2) When I use the sample function in the calculator (e.g.  sample(VT("q") 1u 11.52m "linear" 10u) I get a "too many arguments (0 expected, 2 given)..." Error.

3) When I use ocnPrint(VT("q") ?output "./myOutFile" ?numberNotation 'none) command the timestep in the file is not constant, plus the file is huge.

4) When I  ocnPrint(?step 10e-6 VT("q") ?output "./myOutFile" ?numberNotation 'none) I get the same error as I get when I attempt to use the Sample() function.

 

Help! I'm stuck in the improved Cadence environment ;)

 

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  • Rob Gregoire

     Is there really no solution to this? I can use the ahdl "sample" to export data to a file, but that is a bit of a pain.

     

    Does anyone know how to get the sample() function working with the new calculator?

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  • Rob Gregoire

     Is there really no solution to this? I can use the ahdl "sample" to export data to a file, but that is a bit of a pain.

     

    Does anyone know how to get the sample() function working with the new calculator?

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