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PAC Simulation: outputperiod option

ahchang
ahchang over 14 years ago

I want to do a time integration of my PAC simulation over one period. I did the simulation and I obtained a pac.real.pac file.  For some reason, I could not read the result from this file the same way as other files.  The normal Cadence command does not allow me to read data from pac.real.pac and I also cannot see the result directly from ADE (Results Browser or Direct plot).  Does anyone know how to open the simulation result from such file?



Thank you,

Albert


As an example, I can only see the following outputs even though the file pac.real.pac exists in the psf folder.

   'pss-td.pss'
   'pss-fd.pss'
   'pac-pac'
   'modelParameter-info'
   'element-info'
   'outputParameter-info'
   'designParamVals-info'
   'primitives-info.primitives'
   'subckts-info.subckts'
   'variables'
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    ahchang over 14 years ago

    Hi Andrew,

    It is interesting to know that this option is just for debuggin.  Actually, it is not a completely useless function.  It lets you calculate time-varying DC gain.

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  • ahchang
    ahchang over 14 years ago

    Hi Andrew,

    It is interesting to know that this option is just for debuggin.  Actually, it is not a completely useless function.  It lets you calculate time-varying DC gain.

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