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Setting differential random data source

Hadi Hayati
Hadi Hayati over 11 years ago
How can I find "differential random data generator" in Cadence? Is there such block in cadence or I have to make it by vpwl source in AnalogLib? Any suggestion will be appreciated... Regards, Hadi
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    Tom Volden over 11 years ago

    Hi Hadi,

    You could use the vsource component in analogLib with the source type set to prbs.  This will create a pseudo-random bit sequence.  Alternately there is rand_bit_stream component in ahdlLib.  This is implemented with Verilog-A code so you could customize this to meet your needs if it does not currently do what you want.

    Regards,

    TOM

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  • Tom Volden
    Tom Volden over 11 years ago

    Hi Hadi,

    You could use the vsource component in analogLib with the source type set to prbs.  This will create a pseudo-random bit sequence.  Alternately there is rand_bit_stream component in ahdlLib.  This is implemented with Verilog-A code so you could customize this to meet your needs if it does not currently do what you want.

    Regards,

    TOM

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