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hchanda
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Measure eye width and height in cadence
Aug 02
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, 2007, 12:54pm
Hello all,
I was wondering if there is a way to calculate the height and width of an eye diagram using the cadence tools instead of measuring it manually?
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fonseca.ha
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Re: Measure eye width and height in cadence
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you can use Ocean to do that.
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