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How to use Tcl command to get expression value from a AMS simulation?

greatqs
greatqs over 13 years ago

I'm using IRUN for AMS simulation and I'd like to use Tcl commands (i.e. which is used as -input arguments of irun executive) to get expression value a certain waveform (i.e. get ymax value for signal: tb.neta)

 

Could anyone tell me how to do it? Thanks!

 

 

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    greatqs over 13 years ago

    Thanks Andrew, is it possible to use simvision Tcl command interface? 

     

    Andrew Beckett said:

    You can't do it directly. You could use an OCEAN script at the end to get the maximum, or you could write a Verilog-AMS module which followed a waveform and output the maximum, say.

    Andrew.

     

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    greatqs over 13 years ago

    Thanks Andrew, is it possible to use simvision Tcl command interface? 

     

    Andrew Beckett said:

    You can't do it directly. You could use an OCEAN script at the end to get the maximum, or you could write a Verilog-AMS module which followed a waveform and output the maximum, say.

    Andrew.

     

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