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How to set different accuracy settings for different time periods in transient simulation.

vamshiky

Hi,

 

I have a circuit which takes some 10us for the initial transients to settle and reach a steady state.

Just wondering if can reduce the simulation accuracy to 'moderate'  during the initial times and later make it 'conservative' after reaching the steady state.


Is it doable using spectre simulator?

 

Thanks,

Vamshi

 

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  • HHashempour
    Hi Andrew,

    Thanks for your feedback. I had tried both lower case and capital 'c' in conservative as well as single and double quotes. Neither worked. I will try to use it with integer indexes (0, 1, and 2).

    Is there a way I can dynamically vary 'maxsteps'?

    Regards,

    Hamid
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  • HHashempour
    Hi Andrew,

    Thanks for your feedback. I had tried both lower case and capital 'c' in conservative as well as single and double quotes. Neither worked. I will try to use it with integer indexes (0, 1, and 2).

    Is there a way I can dynamically vary 'maxsteps'?

    Regards,

    Hamid
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