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ADE ~> Outputs to be saved

Kai1646

 Dear all,

I have question about how ADE managing its outputed node/pins.

I open ADE -> Outputs -> To be saved -> Select On Schematic
I have selected the pin on an Instance from schematic.
similar below:

I44/vout1
I44/vin2p

Then I go to Simulation -> Netlist -> Create

The value under save line in the netlist is

save I44:6 I44:1

My question is how did ADE convert the value I selected?

That's all.
Thanks.

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  • skillUser

    Hi Kai,

    In your note you said that you selected the pin of the instance - this will cause ADE to save the current through that pin. If you select the wire (net) then you would get the appropriate save statement for the node voltage, if that's what you want instead. Otherwise, if your question is about the :6 or :1, this is the save statement for the current through the device terminal, where the internal terminal names are "6" and "1" respectively, represented in Spectre syntax.

    Hopefully this answers your question?

    Regards,

    Lawrence.

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  • skillUser

    Hi Kai,

    In your note you said that you selected the pin of the instance - this will cause ADE to save the current through that pin. If you select the wire (net) then you would get the appropriate save statement for the node voltage, if that's what you want instead. Otherwise, if your question is about the :6 or :1, this is the save statement for the current through the device terminal, where the internal terminal names are "6" and "1" respectively, represented in Spectre syntax.

    Hopefully this answers your question?

    Regards,

    Lawrence.

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