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a few AHDL and Tool questions

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I have used Spectre for a while, and recently want to check how to make SpectreRF available/runnable, could any expert here provide some links and suggestions ?

Also, where do I find a tutorial / reference for Spectre AHDL ?

For LVS, are diva LVS or assura LVS different ?

Really appreciate,

sz5g


Originally posted in cdnusers.org by sz5g
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  • Ah, you need to do Results->Direct Plot->Main Form. On the resulting form, you get a list of the analyses you've run, and you can then select the appropriate analysis and corresponding measurement.

    A while back, the PSS results were consolidated onto the "Main Form" and no longer exist as a separate entry on the Results->Direct Plot form.

    In fact you can plot ac, tran, noise etc from the main form these days (since IC50 or IC446).

    The version you have is quite old now, but it still should work OK.

    Regards,

    Andrew.


    Originally posted in cdnusers.org by adbeckett
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  • Ah, you need to do Results->Direct Plot->Main Form. On the resulting form, you get a list of the analyses you've run, and you can then select the appropriate analysis and corresponding measurement.

    A while back, the PSS results were consolidated onto the "Main Form" and no longer exist as a separate entry on the Results->Direct Plot form.

    In fact you can plot ac, tran, noise etc from the main form these days (since IC50 or IC446).

    The version you have is quite old now, but it still should work OK.

    Regards,

    Andrew.


    Originally posted in cdnusers.org by adbeckett
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