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Title: Stiumlus for a thermometer encoder using Spectre Post by ywguo on Apr 6th, 2007, 7:53am Hi, Guys, I simulate a thermormeter encoder using Spectre. I wonder if there is any convenient solution to apply stimulus to the unit under test (UUT). The UUT is a thermormeter encoder for a current-steering encoder. I want to apply a sinusoidal signal or a triangular signal to check the function of the UUT using Analog Design Environment or standalone spectre simulator. Thanks Yawei |
Title: Re: Stiumlus for a thermometer encoder using Spect Post by Andrew Beckett on Apr 11th, 2007, 7:39am You didn't really say what the inputs to your encoder look like - I'm guessing they are some kind of bus? You could use something like a verilog-a model of an ADC to convert the sine wave to a bus (e.g. adc_8bit_ideal in ahdlLib). I did this for writing my instructions for my response to your create bus question just now: Code:
Regards, Andrew. |
Title: Re: Stiumlus for a thermometer encoder using Spect Post by Andrew Beckett on Apr 11th, 2007, 7:39am Whoops, the Vclk line got wrapped when I cut and paste it - you'd have spotted that, I'm sure :-/ Andrew. |
Title: Re: Stiumlus for a thermometer encoder using Spect Post by ywguo on Apr 12th, 2007, 3:40am Hi, Andrew, Thank you. I am not familiar with the verilog-A language. However, I instantiated an adc_8bit_ideal in ahdlLib in the schematic and simulated using Spectre in Analog Artist. It's great. Yawei |
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