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using output from one point sweep to another

RA202502215244
RA202502215244 25 days ago

hi guys,

is it possible to transfer output from one point sweep to another at the same test. meaning that if i run sweep on variable "vcc_noise"=15m,-15m, then i can take the output expression value from vcc_noise=-15m, and define it as the output of the corresponding expression at "vcc_noise"=15m? or maybe i have to use 2 separate and identical tests, and implement it with calcval function?

Thx

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  • Yagya Mishra
    Yagya Mishra 13 days ago

    I think it's possible if you want to calibrate outputs between two point sweeps. Here is an example that works: 

    TestA : with variable sweep "vdc" = 2.5 and 2.7

    outputA : RiseTime
    outputB : calcVal("RiseTime" "TestA ?matchParams list(list("vdc" "2.5")) ?ignoreParams "rest")

    When you simulate it; 

    outputA and outputB will have the same value for point vdc=2.5
    outputB in the next point sweep (vdc=2.7) will have the value of outputB from the previous point. 

    Use calcVal wizard on the expression builder to write the expression more effectively. 

    Note: If you want to pass an output value from vdc=2.5 to a design variable in the same test, then it is not possible. This creates a cyclic dependency. So, it will be effective to add another tests. But, for outputs/expression it should be okay.

    Thanks

    Yagya

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