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How to run Monte Carlo simulation in Virtuoso ADE L 6.1.3.500.5

Liangr
Liangr over 16 years ago

Dear all users and forum administrators,

I am a new IC6.1 user and I use to work on IC5.1.41 for a long time. I feel so many unknown things happened to IC6.1 and some functions are missing in the ADE.

In the new ADE 6.1.3, I could not find a way to do Corner or Monte Carlo simulation with OA design kits. I wonder if it is the problem of tool or design kits and would like to ask for help to experienced users here.

How could you run corner simulation in the new Cadence? Any hints please?

 

/Best Regards

Leon

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    dineshp over 13 years ago
    In IC6 ADE XL, how do you append the results of 1 MC run to another? I ticked "Save Data to allow family plots" in the Simulation Options form, but I cannot figure out how to append the data from multiple runs.
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  • dineshp
    dineshp over 13 years ago
    In IC6 ADE XL, how do you append the results of 1 MC run to another? I ticked "Save Data to allow family plots" in the Simulation Options form, but I cannot figure out how to append the data from multiple runs.
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