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Running a Simulation Running Design Simulation 8-8 Measurements Open the Define Measure dialog box with Measurements > Define menu item on the Simulation palette menu. DA-IC uses the information in this dialog box to construct HSPICE .MEASURE statements. For more information on the HSPICE-specific setups, see your HSPICE reference manual. Adding an HSPICE Voltage Source Open the Add Voltage Source dialog box, shown in Figure 8-1, with the Add Source menu item from the Schematic Edit palette menu. A generic voltage source is then added in the format expected by HSPICE. This is reflected in the netlist when you click on either the Netlist or Run buttons on the Simulation palette menu. Figure 8-1. Add Source Dialog Box Running a Simulation Design Architect-IC (DA-IC) allows you to set up and run a design simulation from the schematic_sim_palette in simulation mode. Setting up and running a simulation from DA-IC creates the following files and stores them under a viewpoint for the active design: Command file — .cir file used for input to the simulator. Created from the setups specified from the schematic_sim_palette. Design Architect-IC User’s Manual, v8.9_10
Running Design Simulation Running a Simulation Netlist file — .spi file created by the default netlister invoked from the schematic_sim_palette. Used for input to the simulator. Output file — .chi file created by the simulator. Contains detailed log of simulation activity. Viewer input file — .wdb, .cou, .dou, or jwdb file types created by the simulator for the waveform viewer to read. The type of file created depends on the simulator and viewer selected. For more information on viewer input files, see “Viewing Waveforms” in this chapter. Changing the Default Editor for Simulation Mode The default editor for simulation mode is Notepad. You can change the default editor by setting the MGC_SIM_EDITOR environment variable. For example: setenv MGC_SIM_EDITOR ‘nedit -nowrap’ sets the editor to the Nedit editor with no wordwrap. Setting up a Default Viewpoint Simulation mode uses a viewpoint to tell the netlister and simulator how to interpret a design. For more information, see Design Viewpoint Editor-IC User’s and Reference Manual. All files associated with the simulation are stored under the specified viewpoint. You can set up a default viewpoint to use. If no viewpoint is specified, an EldoNet viewpoint is created when simulation mode is invoked. Use the following steps to specify a default viewpoint: Design Architect-IC User’s Manual, v8.9_10 8-9
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About This Manual This manual descr
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Chapter 1 Introducing DA-IC This ch
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Trademark Information Updated: 11/2
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