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ocean expression in monte carlo analysis

imagesensor123
Hello, i am doing a monte carlo analysis through netlist ,and i met a problem there. in fact, i want to sample the output signal at the certain time point, such as 7ms, i intend to use the export function to print the sampling data into the "mcdata" file, but i failed many times. the specre tell me i have a mistake in my ocean expression, and i use three statements like following: export valueat7ms=oceanEval("v(\"vout\") 0.007") export valueat7ms=oceanEval("value(v("vout") 0.007)") export valueat7ms2nd=oceanEval("sample(VT(\"/vout\")0.007 0.007 \"linear\" 1)") they all don't work, so do you have some suggestion? note, i refer to the below link, it talks about the monte carlo analysis in google group groups.google.com/.../2e3eb8bed53a60aa
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  • Your post is too confusing. Are you unwittingly using spectreS rather than spectre? You probably need to show what you're doing and the precise error.

    For the second (completely unrelated) question, my guess is that  you're asking about how to set the prefix for instance names? If so, search in the documentation for "instNamePrefix". This isn't anything to do with NLP expressions (if that's what you were referring to).

    Andrew.

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  • Your post is too confusing. Are you unwittingly using spectreS rather than spectre? You probably need to show what you're doing and the precise error.

    For the second (completely unrelated) question, my guess is that  you're asking about how to set the prefix for instance names? If so, search in the documentation for "instNamePrefix". This isn't anything to do with NLP expressions (if that's what you were referring to).

    Andrew.

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