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sri.sagar
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LDO using verilog-A
Jan 30th, 2012, 9:06pm
 
Hi All,

Actually I need to do behavioral modeling of LDO using Verilog-A. Since I am new to it I thought to get familiar with the process using Cadence SpectreVerilog tool.
so I written a Verilog-A code for a simple INVERTER & tried to simulate. I followed the procedure for the below link

http://www.ee.siue.edu/~jwade/tutorial/cadence_mixed-signal/ams_tutorial.html

I did all the steps in the above tutorial & at the end while I am trying to simulate the schematic I am getting the following error.

"The design does not have any interface nets connecting analog and digital components. Interface elements are needed to synchronize the mixed-signal simulators. you must create at least one interface net in the design inorder to run mixed-signal simulation"


What might be the problem.??
Can anyone help me in this regard??
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Re: LDO using verilog-A
Reply #1 - Jan 31st, 2012, 5:41am
 
If the model is Verilog-A
Use spectre as the simulator and make sure to provide view-name(veriloga) is the switch list

Please check and update.
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Reply #2 - Feb 9th, 2012, 1:08am
 
Hi sri.sagar,

We even don't know your design. Would you please have more details here, like your schematic, verilog-A code for that LDO?

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Re: LDO using verilog-A
Reply #3 - Feb 10th, 2012, 6:41am
 
It seems to me in that tutorial (for which you gave the link), the net that connects the dac_driver (which is digital) to the ideal_dac (which is analog) is an interface net.  Are you sure you followed all the steps of the tutorial correctly?
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Re: LDO using verilog-A
Reply #4 - Feb 12th, 2012, 10:17pm
 
Hi, I am sri.sagar's friend & I am doing the actual design.
Thank you all for your replay..

1st In the above Image, I just simulated a small design with 2 inverters coded in VERILOG-A since I am new to it. Now I know the process that how to do with Verilog-A using Cadence Spectre tool.

Hi @geoffrey_Coram, I just followed the procedure in that link (tutorial) & tried to do with a small inverter program. I followed the steps correctly, Now I am able to simulate.

Hi Ywguo, till now I didn't start with the design of LDO.

Hi despap, Yes, you r right I used the "Spectre" as simulator other than "SpectreVerilog"(as shown in that tutorial). & in View Name I have selected "Schematic" So that now I am able to run any of my Verilog-A codes.. Smiley

Now I am going to start with the Actual Design of LDO. I really don't know how to start coding the Verilog-A for LDO.??
Do I need to write the code according to the circuit?? or only for the Equations of gain. load regulator etc..??

Can anyone Help me in this regard. Thanking you.
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