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Using a Design Variable in an input.scs File

Cachi

Hello,

I am using an older version of Cadence which doesn't allow to use a design variable for a dc sweep analysis from the "Choosing Analysis" menu in ADE. So I wrote my own hysteretic dc sweep input.scs file in which I would like to use a design variable. But I do not know the correct syntax. I have tried the syntax used in Ocean scripts: desVar("vref") but that does not work.

 I'd appreciate your help on this.

Thank you.

Cachi 

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  • UU,

    Please read the forum guidelines. You've posted this on the end of an old thread, sent me a direct message, and also posted it as a new thread elsewhere. The reason the forum guidelines ask you not to do the old thread bit or double posting is that it confuses people and makes it hard to track. Also, I generally ask people not to direct message me rather than posting in the forum - I'm not going to be more likely to post a reply if you do that - and in fact you're better off posting in the public forums because then you have multiple people who can answer (especially if I'm busy with my day job). Anyway, I've answered it here.

    Regards,

    Andrew.

     

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  • UU,

    Please read the forum guidelines. You've posted this on the end of an old thread, sent me a direct message, and also posted it as a new thread elsewhere. The reason the forum guidelines ask you not to do the old thread bit or double posting is that it confuses people and makes it hard to track. Also, I generally ask people not to direct message me rather than posting in the forum - I'm not going to be more likely to post a reply if you do that - and in fact you're better off posting in the public forums because then you have multiple people who can answer (especially if I'm busy with my day job). Anyway, I've answered it here.

    Regards,

    Andrew.

     

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