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Saving/Importing/Exporting the ADE Results

EngrZM

hi

i am quiet new in cadence. after running the simulations can i use the results later. when i close the ADE. i lost the results. May i get rid of simulating each time. I frequently need the past results to put on new results window for comparison. Kindly guide. 

Thanks in advance. 

  • Andrew Beckett

    You didn't say which version or which flavour of ADE you're using. Anyway, here's some guidance of general principles:

    • In ADE L or ADE Explorer (or ADE in IC5141) when you re-open you can do Results->Select to load in the last results you saved. You can also do Results->Save to save away to a different name and then use Results->Select to reference any of the saved previous results. This saves the waveform data plus the netlists and so on. You can also use all the plotting capability having re-loaded the results again (including the "plot outputs" icon in the bottom right corner.
    • In ADE XL or ADE Assembler, the default behaviour is to save up to the last 10 set of simulation results. You can see these in the history tab in the data view assistant in ADE XL/Assembler. You can rename these history points, lock them (using Right Mouse->Lock) to stop them being deleted or auto-deleted, and also do Right Mouse->View Results to load them back in again in a subsequent ADE XL/Assembler session.

    Hope that helps.

    Regards,

    Andrew.

  • EngrZM
    Dear Andrew

    You made it easy. I am using ADE version IC6.1.5.5000.16.2. Many many thanks.

    Regards

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