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Import Data to Cadence

Julinshah

Hello,

How can I import data file in to the cadence(.csv file)?

I am using Virtuoso spectre and I am doing transient analysis.

I am suppose to take input from matlab and that output file from matlab is generated in .csv file.

Thank you.

Julin

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  • Rtookl
    Hello Andrew,

    Can it also be in CSV format? I tried with a simple two-column CSV file and it failed (first collumn frequenyc, second collomn phase noise). Is there a specific arrangement that is readable for Pnoise?

    Actually, I am more interested in plotting my measurements on top of my simulation results. The most common form of data that I measure/simulate are usually sweeps, like measured IMD, HD, PN vs some sweeping parameter like gain, bias, etc. I cannot think of any way to use a file-reading source to generate plots out of these measured results in CSV format. Is there something I can do with calculator maybe?

    Regards,
    Armin
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  • Rtookl
    Hello Andrew,

    Can it also be in CSV format? I tried with a simple two-column CSV file and it failed (first collumn frequenyc, second collomn phase noise). Is there a specific arrangement that is readable for Pnoise?

    Actually, I am more interested in plotting my measurements on top of my simulation results. The most common form of data that I measure/simulate are usually sweeps, like measured IMD, HD, PN vs some sweeping parameter like gain, bias, etc. I cannot think of any way to use a file-reading source to generate plots out of these measured results in CSV format. Is there something I can do with calculator maybe?

    Regards,
    Armin
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