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Usage of variables belonged to different measurement functions in spectremdl

saikatc
saikatc over 8 years ago

Hi,

I am using spectremdl for measuring the performance of my analog circuits. During simulation, one variable is generated using the DC run and the other using transient run. I need to calculate a final variable using both these variables. Since they belong to different alias measurement block. The script is throwing error. Could you please suggest me a solution?

Example

alias measurement dcrun {

export real V_a

}

alias measurement acrun {

export real V_b

}

I want the following
export real V= V_a - V_b

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    saikatc over 8 years ago
    Hi,
    Thanks a lot. It worked.
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    Thanks a lot. It worked.
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