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using AND gate expression in notepad for using as vpwlf source

Charanraj Mohan

Hi,

  I want to use AND function of two variables in the notepad, where I write the TIME & MAGNITUDE of the data points in vpwlf source that, I want to generate pulse. Is this possible ??

If the above one line is not understood, I am explaining, what I am doing. I am generating a user-defined pwl pulse using vpwlf from AnalogA library. I observed that we can take the variable that we define in the instance to the ADE-L and define there. I want to write a skill set function for AND logic in the notepad itself, where I write the data points. Is this possible ?? Suppose there are three data points - (t1,g1), (t2,g2) & (t3,a). I want that a should be the AND function of g1 & g2. And all these should be coded in the notepad where I define the data points. Is this possible ???

Thanks in advance

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  • Thanks Andrew.
    I get the following error when I tried in vsource. But in vpwlf it works without the line '(g1>1.65 && g2>1.65)*3.3'. I mean, if I use a value for '(g1>1.65 && g2>1.65)*3.3', it works in vpwlf. But in vsource, it does not.

    Value 0 of parameter 'tvpairs' (Number of pairs of points) out of range [1:50] on instance "V0" in cell-view.

    I think, I am missing something. Can u help me to track it ??

    thanks
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  • Thanks Andrew.
    I get the following error when I tried in vsource. But in vpwlf it works without the line '(g1>1.65 && g2>1.65)*3.3'. I mean, if I use a value for '(g1>1.65 && g2>1.65)*3.3', it works in vpwlf. But in vsource, it does not.

    Value 0 of parameter 'tvpairs' (Number of pairs of points) out of range [1:50] on instance "V0" in cell-view.

    I think, I am missing something. Can u help me to track it ??

    thanks
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