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ramus12
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spectre circuit simulator
Feb 26th, 2005, 12:52pm
 
Hello all!

What is the best way to specify inputs for simulation of a 64 bit adder using Spectre circuit simulator?

thanks!
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Re: spectre circuit simulator
Reply #1 - Mar 1st, 2005, 7:45am
 
[quote author=ramus12  link=1109451125/0#0 date=1109451125]
What is the best way to specify inputs for simulation of a 64 bit adder using Spectre circuit simulator?
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First try to make a file in ASCII with digital inputs for A, B and Cin individually.  Then you can convert that file into voltage sources (Time-Value pairs) using any scripting language. Then you can use 'vpwlf' source in cadence to read directly from a file that you have created.  This according to me is the simplest way.  probably some body else can throw some more light on this.

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