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Naming a net with repetitively with same net name in schematic?

nvyayla
nvyayla over 9 years ago

Hi,

I have 30+ bits for one of my pin and I need to run simulation for this cell in schematic. I don't have setbitx cells and I am not sure verilog-a can handle this large number(more than 32bit). So what I am trying to do is that I give VSS to 0V and VDD to 1V with vdc. Is there a way to write VSS and VDD like an array for the net name? For instance, for first 5 LSB bits, I want 0 and the rest 1  i.e 11111111111....1100000. I don't want to write VDD,VDD,VDD.....,VDD,VSS,VSS,VSS,VSS,VSS,VSS to net name for this case. Is there a way write VSS, VDD repetitively? I am open to other suggestions if you have any.

Thanks,

yayla

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  • Andrew Beckett
    Andrew Beckett over 9 years ago

    Yes - this would be "<*27>VDD,<*5>VSS".

    Regards,

    Andrew.

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  • nvyayla
    nvyayla over 9 years ago

    Thanks Andrew. This is what I was looking for.

    Regards,

    yayla

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  • JaydeepDalwadi
    JaydeepDalwadi over 4 years ago in reply to Andrew Beckett

    Thanks Andrew,

    I have been reading all your responses to various questions.

    Your feedbacks are always on point and your guidance is perfect.

    Wish you all success.

    Regards,

    Jaydeep

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