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Interfacing Spectre Output to MATLAB

RFQuery

 Dear All,

Can anybody tell me how to interface Spectre (ADE) output (like waveform) to MATLAB for further processing

 

 

 

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  • Having looked at the log files, I see that the simulation did not actually run any slower (look at the elapsed time output). It's just annotating the steps correctly now in the AC analysis. With a small step size, it was under-reporting it before, I think.

    If the issue is display of the log in ADE, you could always go to the Options form for the AC analysis and change the setting of "annotate" to "sweep" (the default is "status"). This definitely reduces the amount of output from the AC analysis to a row of dots...

    I can't see any CCRs describing the fact that this has changed - maybe you'll get something from your service request (don't have time to dig further myself right now).

    Andrew.

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  • Having looked at the log files, I see that the simulation did not actually run any slower (look at the elapsed time output). It's just annotating the steps correctly now in the AC analysis. With a small step size, it was under-reporting it before, I think.

    If the issue is display of the log in ADE, you could always go to the Options form for the AC analysis and change the setting of "annotate" to "sweep" (the default is "status"). This definitely reduces the amount of output from the AC analysis to a row of dots...

    I can't see any CCRs describing the fact that this has changed - maybe you'll get something from your service request (don't have time to dig further myself right now).

    Andrew.

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