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files required to use vams netlist

Visbi
Visbi over 12 years ago

Hi All,

I am new to mixed singal verifcation. I want to run mixed signal verifcation using irun. I grabbed the verilog modules and replace some of verilog modules with veriog A and some with cadence schematic. Then I created the netlist.vams of whole design using ADE-L (AMS simulator).

Since digital team is using ncsim to verify funcationality, I would like to use the same environment and test benches by just replacing entire verilog modules to single netlist.vams file.

Can anybody provide me step by step help for this?

-Thanks in advance.

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  • shalem7
    shalem7 over 12 years ago

    Hi, 

    Visbi said:
    I grabbed the verilog modules and replace some of verilog modules with veriog A and some with cadence schematic

     I hope you included disciplines.vams file in your verilog-A module.

    To run the simulation We need,

    -> analog control file which specifies the type of analysis,time,simulator options etc.

        Ex: tran tran stop=3.5m

      We can pass this file through command line.

      irun *.vams -analogcontrol sim_control.scs

     I hope this helps.

    Thanks,

    Shalem

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