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Parallel simulation with Cadence

Monady
Monady over 12 years ago

Hey guys,

I am running a simulation that takes forever to be completed! It has some switched-cap circuits inside and currently I use moderate simulation and ASP is also enabled, with 16 threads and 24 cores. I wonder if there is any option to break the simulation into smaller parts and use several computers to run parallel simulation.

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    Marc Heise over 12 years ago

    To be honest, SpectreRF isn't my strong side, but Google is:

     http://www.designers-guide.org/analysis/delta-sigma.pdf

     There is a good community of designers, but I would advise to show that you put some effort into it before asking there.

     

     

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  • Marc Heise
    Marc Heise over 12 years ago

    To be honest, SpectreRF isn't my strong side, but Google is:

     http://www.designers-guide.org/analysis/delta-sigma.pdf

     There is a good community of designers, but I would advise to show that you put some effort into it before asking there.

     

     

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