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ADEXL: detecting process corners

kawan
kawan over 10 years ago

Hello,

Is there anyway I can have a circuit block decide its output value based on the process corner selected? Details as follows:

So I set up my process corners  to go FF & SS & TYP in a ADEXL simulation.

Block A puts out a value to calibrate for the process corner, It has analog and digital circuitry inside with clocking and all te fancy stuff. But at the end of the day, the value put out feeds all other analog blocks so they can tune in to the process corner.

I can run Block A withe mixed mode sims and collect the data. So I now know the value based on the process corner.

Can I have a view for Block A that puts out the value  based on the corner that ADEXL is running its present simulation? In other words, how do I detect a process corner and act on that information.

Thanls

zakir

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    kawan over 10 years ago
    I see the point you make about the global variable but that means I need to expand my corners like you said. I was hoping that there would some way for me to detect the process/model file that is being run. Thanks for the prompt responses.
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    kawan over 10 years ago
    I see the point you make about the global variable but that means I need to expand my corners like you said. I was hoping that there would some way for me to detect the process/model file that is being run. Thanks for the prompt responses.
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