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How can the calculator find a "x" according to a "y"?

Hi,

Simulation waveform is as follows.

In the output, I want to find the xvalue when yvalue=0.5. As is known, this can be done very easily in wavescan. If we want to print the xvalue directly after simulation, how to set the output in calculator?

Thanks a lot.

Andrew Beckett over 11 years ago

cross(VT("/net3") 0.5)
will do this. It defaults to giving you the first crossing point where the crossing happens in either direction.
Regards,
Andrew.
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xxgenerall over 11 years ago

Thank you, Mr. Andrew.
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