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Typical value Missing in the triplets in a generated SDF File

vicky
I generated an SDF file using a ETS for single operating condition. In the generated file, the typical timing of the triplet was missing. In the old signalstorm we used to get the same value updtaed in all the triplets but now how come I get only the min and max values.

In the sdf file normal the delay values are updtaed as tripets i.e min:typ:max. In the ETS when I dump the  sdf I see only the min::max values getting upadted. I would like to know the reason
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  •  I generated an SDF file using a ETS for single operating condition. In the generated file, the typical timing of the triplet was missing. In the old signalstorm we used to get the same value updtaed in all the triplets but now how come I get only the min and max values.

    In the sdf file normal the delay values are updtaed as tripets i.e min:typ:max. In the ETS when I dump the  sdf I see only the min::max values getting upadted. I would like to know the reason

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  •  I generated an SDF file using a ETS for single operating condition. In the generated file, the typical timing of the triplet was missing. In the old signalstorm we used to get the same value updtaed in all the triplets but now how come I get only the min and max values.

    In the sdf file normal the delay values are updtaed as tripets i.e min:typ:max. In the ETS when I dump the  sdf I see only the min::max values getting upadted. I would like to know the reason

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