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convertion of oldtech sechmatics to newtech schematics

siva 234

Hi Sir,

I have one technolgy schematics,in that having mos's(p&n mos) and all the components like caps &resistors ,So i want to replace that mos's of old technology to new another technology mos's .

if it is possible to convert with SKILL scrips are not please let me know

Thanks in adavance

venkatasiva.j

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  • Andrew Beckett

    Venkatasiva,

    Isn't this just a matter of defining:

    procedure(MyFixDigital(inst parName val)
      case(parName
        ("w" aelSuffixNotation(cdfParseFloatString(val)*2.0/3.0))
        ("l" "40n")
      )
    )

    procedure(MyFixAnalog(inst parName val)
      case(parName
        ("w" aelSuffixNotation(cdfParseFloatString(val)*3.0/4.0))
        ("l" aelSuffixNotation(cdfParseFloatString(val)/sqrt(2)))
    )

    And then having two config files - one for your analog library conversion, and one for your digital library conversion. For the w and l parameters, you'd either reference MyFixDigital or MyFixAnalog - the above functions would take care of both w and l.

    Regards,

    Andrew.

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  • Andrew Beckett

    Venkatasiva,

    Isn't this just a matter of defining:

    procedure(MyFixDigital(inst parName val)
      case(parName
        ("w" aelSuffixNotation(cdfParseFloatString(val)*2.0/3.0))
        ("l" "40n")
      )
    )

    procedure(MyFixAnalog(inst parName val)
      case(parName
        ("w" aelSuffixNotation(cdfParseFloatString(val)*3.0/4.0))
        ("l" aelSuffixNotation(cdfParseFloatString(val)/sqrt(2)))
    )

    And then having two config files - one for your analog library conversion, and one for your digital library conversion. For the w and l parameters, you'd either reference MyFixDigital or MyFixAnalog - the above functions would take care of both w and l.

    Regards,

    Andrew.

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