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Time in Simvision's Expression calculator

Tzachi Noy
Tzachi Noy over 16 years ago

 Hi,

 I find Simvision's expression calculator very useful with digital signals and boolean operations. Is has many analog functions which I don't know how to use. Some of the analog functions are range functions. Like computing the average over a time period. If I enter constant numbers as time range - the result is a constant number. Is there a variable that indicates time?

 

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Tzachi

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    Mickey over 16 years ago

     Hi Tzachi,

    you can enter scale specifiers and also real or integer numbers for the time intervals as follows:

    range_average(my.signal, 10ns, 15.5ns)

    range_average(my.signal, 10000ps, 15500ps)

    Does that answer your question? or am I offbase on what it is you are asking.

    Best regards,
    Mickey

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  • Mickey
    Mickey over 16 years ago

     Hi Tzachi,

    you can enter scale specifiers and also real or integer numbers for the time intervals as follows:

    range_average(my.signal, 10ns, 15.5ns)

    range_average(my.signal, 10000ps, 15500ps)

    Does that answer your question? or am I offbase on what it is you are asking.

    Best regards,
    Mickey

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