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Applying multi-bit VCSV files in analog virtuoso schematic

Johanny Saenz

Hi all.

Is there a way to apply a multi-bit VCSV file in analog schematic as stimulus?

My file contents are like:

;X, Y
;Re, LogicBus
;time, LogicBus
;s, yunit
0,xxxxxxxx
2e-07,00000000
0.002012000333,xxxxxxxx
0.002024000333,00000000
0.002420000333,01101100
0.002432000333,01100011
0.002444000333,01100101

Thanks 

  • Andrew Beckett

    No. You could use the .vec (vector file) instead and I'm sure you could convert from the VCVS format into the vector format (covered in the Spectre documentation) with only a little bit of processing (perl, python etc). Note that the vector file needs some additional information to define the high and low voltages, rise/fall times etc.

    Andrew

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