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Joe Shmoe
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dynamic Pulse Train
Jun 24th, 2015, 7:22pm
 
Hi,

I searching for a possibility to apply a dynamic pulse train.
For example:
Vread_Vset_Vread_Vset_.... (Vset increases incrementally)
if a specific current is detected during Vread then I would like to apply another pulse train:
Vread_Vreset_Vread_Vreset_....(Vreset increases incrementally)

What is the best way to implement such a model card?

Thanks,
Joe
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Reply #1 - Jun 25th, 2015, 10:51pm
 
Why don't you try doing this with Verilog A? It is good for
one off test equipment like this.

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Reply #2 - Jun 26th, 2015, 9:15am
 
Hi Sheldon,

thanks your reply!

Since my subcircuit is written in Verilog-A this is a good option.

Now, how would I do that? Could you give me a hint how to start?

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Joe
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Reply #3 - Jun 26th, 2015, 5:25pm
 
Voltages are pretty straightforward. How about creating a
branch and monitoring the current in the branch?
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