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Design variables in FFT and THD measures

baenischfau

Hello,

I'm currently designing a Class-D output stage and I have come across some

minor problems with the configuration with two of my measurement, namely FFT and THD.

As I always know the frequency(s) of my input signal I wanted to configure the FFT and the

THD measurement to always fit to the period of the output signal. So I defined two variables,

one for the start of the interval and one for the stop, both are integer multiples of the period.

I included those design variables into my measurements as discribed in a different post in this

forum using the desVar() function. For THD this yields in

 

thd(v("/outp" ?result "tran") desVar("startint") desVar("stopint")  16384 desVar("sigfreq")

 

for FFT I used the same syntax.

However both measurements do not work. I checked a lot of other measurements with the

desVar() method, they all work fine.

 

Anyone out there with some pointers ?

 

Thank you 

 

Best Regards

 

Andi

 

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  • baenischfau

     Hi Andrew,

     

    Thanks for your assistance on the matter. I have tried the famMap() option but I still get the same

    error messages. As soon as our local contact for Cadence is back I'll ask him to bring this in to

    customer support.

     

    Best Regards

     

    Andi

     

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  • baenischfau

     Hi Andrew,

     

    Thanks for your assistance on the matter. I have tried the famMap() option but I still get the same

    error messages. As soon as our local contact for Cadence is back I'll ask him to bring this in to

    customer support.

     

    Best Regards

     

    Andi

     

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