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Simulation using SKILL

deepshah
deepshah over 16 years ago

 hi,

I am simulating a circuit block with SKILL

I wrote Desvar.il, mystimuli.scs, Simsetup.il but i do not know how to proceed with main simulation body can anybody help me?

i want power data to be displayed 

Thanks

 

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    skillUser over 16 years ago

    I think you might need to supply a bit more detail, for example what do the files Desvar.il, mystimuli.scs, Simsetup.il contain?

    You can mix core SKILL code with OCEAN code, for example using for loops and foreach or while statements.  If your design is parameterized with appropriate design variables, you can change these with desVar() statements, effectively creating your own sweeps.

    Regards,

    Lawrence.

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    skillUser over 16 years ago

    I think you might need to supply a bit more detail, for example what do the files Desvar.il, mystimuli.scs, Simsetup.il contain?

    You can mix core SKILL code with OCEAN code, for example using for loops and foreach or while statements.  If your design is parameterized with appropriate design variables, you can change these with desVar() statements, effectively creating your own sweeps.

    Regards,

    Lawrence.

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