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measuring output transitions in ADE

lowpower
lowpower over 8 years ago

Hi,

I am running a simple transient simulation. During the simulation, I have three signals of interest: A is an input, B is an input, and C is an output.  If A transitions when B is low, C should go high. I need to measure the total number of successful (and unsuccessful) transitions of C while it is subjected to local variations (e.g. Monte-Carlo 1000point run).

I understand how to use "delay", etc. functions but this is really messy and I need lots of post-processing.

Is Ocean the only way to determine these sort of logical expressions?


Thanks,

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    lowpower over 8 years ago
    Nice ... I forgot about numEdge :) Yes it is a clean solution with cross. I will also check out the "eye diagram assistant". Thanks much!
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    lowpower over 8 years ago
    Nice ... I forgot about numEdge :) Yes it is a clean solution with cross. I will also check out the "eye diagram assistant". Thanks much!
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