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Saving ADEXL Results automatically

Michele Ancis

Hi all,

I often use ADE XL sweeps and corners not only when verifying but also when exploring designs.

Also, very often, I capture the features of interest in single-point measures, instead of curves. Of course, I have quite a few of them per simulation point.

I find sometimes easier to then export the "table" generated in the results pane of ADEXL and then slice and dice the results using other tools.

The "save as csv" is a wonderful button :-)

I was thinking what would be the flow if I wanted to make this operation automatic, i.e. after having run the sweeps/corners, save the results to file directly.

To this extent, of course, I would not need to have them in the results pane as well.

Probably:

1. create my sweeps and corners in ADEXL

2. create the output expressions in ADEXL (or ocn output script)

3. save the "ocean script" tied to this setup

4. modify it with some command to output the data to a file

If this is correct, what shall I use in 4? Are there other methods?

Thanks,

Michele

  • Nicolas Callens
    in reply to Andrew Beckett

    Superb! Thanks for the information. 

  • Nicolas Callens
    in reply to Andrew Beckett

    I watched the video, but I cannot add separate Matlab expressions nor can I find the Matlab toolbar button. I am using Virtuoso version 6.1.7.

    Kind regards, 

    Nicolas

  • Andrew Beckett
    in reply to Nicolas Callens

    Nicolas,

    Are you using ADE Explorer or Assembler, or ADE XL? This is only in ADE Explorer/Assembler (not XL) and requires you to be using IC6.1.7 ISR10 or later. It will also need a specific license - so you may need to speak to your account team for this.

    Regards,

    Andrew.

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