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Using calcVal() function in ADE Explorer is possible?

Johanny Saenz

Hi all.

I would like to know if calVal() function is supported in ADE Explorer and if yes, how it can be possible?

Due ADE Explorer has an unique test bench, I have doubt of it.

Thanks

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  • I think this would only make sense if you’re using it from the same test (or without the second argument).

    Regards,

    Andrew

  • in reply to Andrew Beckett

    Hi Andrew.

    It is not possible to use calcVal() in ADE Explorer ( it's just possible to use in ADE Assembler). One better approach is use MDL Control File and passing the argument like

    alias measurement dc_trim {
        export int     trimed_word
        export real vref_initial
        run dc
        trimed_word=round(cross(sig=V(vout),thresh=0.5,n=1))
        vref_initial=V(vout)  @ 8
    }
    alias measurement dc_final{
        export real vref_final
        trim_word_par=dc_trim->trimed_word
        run dc (param=temp, start=-40, stop=125)
        vref_final = V(vout) @ 25
    }

    run dc_trim
    run dc_final

    Thanks!

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  • in reply to Andrew Beckett

    Hi Andrew.

    It is not possible to use calcVal() in ADE Explorer ( it's just possible to use in ADE Assembler). One better approach is use MDL Control File and passing the argument like

    alias measurement dc_trim {
        export int     trimed_word
        export real vref_initial
        run dc
        trimed_word=round(cross(sig=V(vout),thresh=0.5,n=1))
        vref_initial=V(vout)  @ 8
    }
    alias measurement dc_final{
        export real vref_final
        trim_word_par=dc_trim->trimed_word
        run dc (param=temp, start=-40, stop=125)
        vref_final = V(vout) @ 25
    }

    run dc_trim
    run dc_final

    Thanks!

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