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VerilogAMS netlist from schematic

acook

Hello, 

I would like to create a verilogAMS netlist from a schematic as a post check and save trigger. I am not trying to do this hiearchtically, I just want to create a verilogAMS view representative of the schematic. I find this useful when creating mixed signals models as you can throw in a few spectre models easiy (like a diode). Usually I have to create a ADE AMS setup, netlist, and steal it from the netlist.vams that spits out.

As far at the netlist form, I would like exactly what ADE in AMS mode generates (with default options).

 I played with the command to create an AMS netlist, but I was unclear on how to set the default options correctly. When I tried one particular schematic, it failed complaing about little endian vs big endian.

Thank you,

Aaron

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  • Aaron,

    amsNetlist uses the cell based netlister, and so netlists only a single cellview at a time. Whether that is viable depends on whether your PDK supports CBN by having AMS simInfo in the CDF.

     

    if it does thenthat's probably your best bet even if ultimately you're actually using OSSin ADE.

    Sirry about typos - responding via web interface from mobile device in poor signal area (hopefully we can restore email appends soon - we had to disable due to spam attacks)

     Regards,

    Andrew 

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  • Aaron,

    amsNetlist uses the cell based netlister, and so netlists only a single cellview at a time. Whether that is viable depends on whether your PDK supports CBN by having AMS simInfo in the CDF.

     

    if it does thenthat's probably your best bet even if ultimately you're actually using OSSin ADE.

    Sirry about typos - responding via web interface from mobile device in poor signal area (hopefully we can restore email appends soon - we had to disable due to spam attacks)

     Regards,

    Andrew 

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