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DCO test using Verilog A "unexpected statement "{""

Yizhe Hu
Yizhe Hu over 9 years ago

Hi guys,

This is my testing code for DCO. I try to use spectre to do sp simulation.

Parametric Analysis change Vin every time, and then get the Dout (0V, or 1V thermometer code). Dout is used to control DCO Switch bank.

There is no problem with my Verilog-A, but spectre cannot detect "{", which appears in "parameter real valxx [64:0] = {0, 0...}."

How could I solve this? 

Could you give other testing method?

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