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How to import values for a long list of design variables?

kevch9988

Hello,

I have a standard logic gate library that has all the different logic gates with ppar for passing the nmos and pmos (width, length, nf)  values to the symbol level (an inverter for example).

So when I have a simulation setup for a larger digital block (using function views), all these Design Variables (maybe 50 of them) will need to have a value (it doesn't really matter just can't be left empty) for the AMS simulator to run. 

Is there a way to import a file containing all the sizing information for the gates so I can run the simulation? 

Thanks in advance,

Kevin

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  • Andrew Beckett
    Note that if using the newer ADE Explorer or ADE Assembler tools, you can do this easily within the tool. Simply move your cursor over the Global Variables (the line that says Global Variables) in the data view assistant (in Assembler) or over the Design Variables (the line that says Design Variables in the Setup assistant) in Explorer, and then right click mouse button menu has “Export to CSV” and “Import from CSV” entries.

    Regards,

    Andrew.
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  • Andrew Beckett
    Note that if using the newer ADE Explorer or ADE Assembler tools, you can do this easily within the tool. Simply move your cursor over the Global Variables (the line that says Global Variables) in the data view assistant (in Assembler) or over the Design Variables (the line that says Design Variables in the Setup assistant) in Explorer, and then right click mouse button menu has “Export to CSV” and “Import from CSV” entries.

    Regards,

    Andrew.
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