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How to run Spectre from Schematic Editor

pyohayo
pyohayo over 13 years ago

Hello,

It seems, that Analog Env. interface changed in IC615 comparing to IC5141.

I tried to run simple analog simulation (please see the pict. in attachment).

I did following actions:

  1.  Launch/Simulation/Spectre
  2. Spectre/Initialize

And then what should I do to set simulation options (type of analisys, output signals, etc.) and ru simulation ?

I tried to find concerned information in the Virtuoso Schematic Editor Spectre and  Ultrasim Interface User Guide, but without success.

Thanks in advance.

Pavel.

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  • Andrew Beckett
    Andrew Beckett over 13 years ago

    Pavel,

    I suspect you meant to do Launch->ADE L (which corresponds to Tools->Analog Environment in IC5141). Launch->Simulation->Spectre is the same as Tools->Simulation->Spectre (in IC5141) and is a more primitive interface to spectre (you set up the analyses via  Spectre->Stimulus->... menus).

    Regards,

    Andrew.

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  • Andrew Beckett
    Andrew Beckett over 13 years ago

    Pavel,

    I suspect you meant to do Launch->ADE L (which corresponds to Tools->Analog Environment in IC5141). Launch->Simulation->Spectre is the same as Tools->Simulation->Spectre (in IC5141) and is a more primitive interface to spectre (you set up the analyses via  Spectre->Stimulus->... menus).

    Regards,

    Andrew.

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