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Changing the parameter inside model file for creating multiple corner cases.

sidm

Hi All,

I wish to seeks some advise on performing multiple simulations using ADE-XL. I have to vary a parameter inside the model file whose value changes from 1 to 5. It is a switch provided inside the model file.

Is there a way to add these 5 cases (i.e. changing the value of the switch from 1 to 5) as corners inside ADE-XL so as to simulate all these 5 cases in one go ?

My present corner setup looks as shown below with 9 corners already setup. I need to simulate the above 5 cases at each of these 9 corners i.e. I need to change the value of the switch from 1 to 5 inside the model file at each of the below 9 corners.

Any hints will be great help.

regards

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  • If there's some variable that can be set from ADE, you can either add that variable into the corners and set up the value in each corner as 1:1:5 (from 1 to 5 in steps of 5). That means that each corner would have 5 sub-corners. Or you could do a sweep of the variable as well as the corners, which would avoid you needing to add the sweep to each corner.

    It's a bit hard to see because your image is very small - and also I don't know how you are expecting to vary this "switch".

    Andrew.

  • in reply to Andrew Beckett

    Thanks for the reply Andrew, I have tried to attached the image. Is this better.

    My experience has been if we click on the image then it pops up as a clear image.

  • in reply to sidm

    It was sharp, but small (yes, I know about clicking on it). So it's not any better. However, that's not really the crux of the issue - I'm not sure how you're expecting to vary this "switch" you refer to.

    Andrew

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