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Have problem in simulating circuit in virtuoso ADE

sunilreddy
sunilreddy over 12 years ago

Hi 

I generated a ideal adc from model writer option and then i created symbole for that.  I created a test bench for that model but when i simulate using virtuoso ADE i am getting error

The error is in my verilog module i defined as a register dout<7:0> but when i created the netlist from the schematic it is taking individual bits so it is saying that undefined model can any one help how to get single wire name in the netlist for the wide bus 

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  • Andrew Beckett
    Andrew Beckett over 12 years ago

    Sunil,

    I can't really give a complete tutorial here, especially when there is one in the software. Look at <ICinstDir>/doc/amsenvTutorials/amsenvTutorials.pdf

    In IC5141 this is in chapter 2 of <ICinstDir>/doc/amsenvug/amsenvug.pdf

    Regards,

    Andrew.

     

     

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  • Andrew Beckett
    Andrew Beckett over 12 years ago

    Sunil,

    I can't really give a complete tutorial here, especially when there is one in the software. Look at <ICinstDir>/doc/amsenvTutorials/amsenvTutorials.pdf

    In IC5141 this is in chapter 2 of <ICinstDir>/doc/amsenvug/amsenvug.pdf

    Regards,

    Andrew.

     

     

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