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How to group design variables and switch between them for different tests in ADEXL

ayayla

Hi,

I am trying to run different simulations(tests) for the same schematic in same ADEXL view. In other words, I have a single schematic and ADEXL view. In ADEXL view, I have couple simulations tests.

What I need to do is to have different controls(design variables) for the different simulations in the same ADEXL. With local variables, I can assign individual variables for each tests but what I need to do is to have a group of design variables changing for each tests. Grouping design variables is not working for local variables.

One way can be to include a file which has sets of design variables for each tests. The selection can be done with another design variable but I am not sure how to tell ADEXL to run parameter sweep based the info from that file since grouped variables are more than one sweep.

Thanks

yayla

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  • Andrew Beckett

    Yayla,

    You should move to ADE Assembler (use Right Mouse->Open With over the view in the library manager, and pick Assembler; this will create a maestro view). Having done that you can sweep the test variables independently, and also group them as a parameter set (I assume that's what you mean by "grouped variables"?)

    Andrew.

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  • Andrew Beckett

    Yayla,

    You should move to ADE Assembler (use Right Mouse->Open With over the view in the library manager, and pick Assembler; this will create a maestro view). Having done that you can sweep the test variables independently, and also group them as a parameter set (I assume that's what you mean by "grouped variables"?)

    Andrew.

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