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Transient response of an inverter

Leof

Hi, 

I am still getting acquainted with cadence. I am trying to see the transient response of an inverter.  The output of the inverter is correct but I do not see the cycles. It is just high or low. Are there any options to set in order to view the complete square waveform. Here is my transient response and the symbol view of the inverter.

Could some tell me.

Thank you

Best,

Aishwarya

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  • Sorry. I forgot to mention about the pulse width and period of the inverter for the transient response of the inverter. So now that is working.

    The other circuit is low pass filter and I am trying to see the ac response of low pass filter. I get the default as magnitude response even though I try to plot dB20 response or magnitude and phase even after configuring the refresh button in ADE L

    I would like to know if there are any other options to configure

    Thanks

    Best,

    AIshwarya

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  • Sorry. I forgot to mention about the pulse width and period of the inverter for the transient response of the inverter. So now that is working.

    The other circuit is low pass filter and I am trying to see the ac response of low pass filter. I get the default as magnitude response even though I try to plot dB20 response or magnitude and phase even after configuring the refresh button in ADE L

    I would like to know if there are any other options to configure

    Thanks

    Best,

    AIshwarya

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