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Digital vector file

rtyuy over 2 years ago

Hi, i am new to the cadence . can anyone please help what is the first step to create vector file

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Andrew Beckett over 2 years ago

By "Digital Vector File" I assume you mean a file used for digital stimulus with Spectre? If so, the best place is to read the documentation.
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rtyuy over 2 years ago in reply to Andrew Beckett

thank you for the response , well i am talking about the .vec file . if there are less number of input then it is easier to write the tabular vector data. However i have 1024 inputs in my schematics (i.e 1024 rows) which i want to turn on 1 by 1 .

Does i need to write 1000000 upto 1024

01000000 upto 1024

for Vname I1 I2 I3 I4.....................................................I1024

is there anyway or i have to write it manually all?

sorry for my english. i am talking about this file( https://www.bioee.ee.columbia.edu/courses/cad/html/vec.html)
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rtyuy over 2 years ago in reply to Andrew Beckett

thank you for the response , well i am talking about the .vec file . if there are less number of input then it is easier to write the tabular vector data. However i have 1024 inputs in my schematics (i.e 1024 rows) which i want to turn on 1 by 1 .

Does i need to write 1000000 upto 1024

01000000 upto 1024

for Vname I1 I2 I3 I4.....................................................I1024

is there anyway or i have to write it manually all?

sorry for my english. i am talking about this file( https://www.bioee.ee.columbia.edu/courses/cad/html/vec.html)
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