Cadence plot one waveform divide another

#CADENCE PLOT ONE WAVEFORM DIVIDE ANOTHER PLUS#

Normally, all node voltages of the circuit are saved during simulation. To split the plot up into individual axes, select 'Axes | To split'. To zoom into an area of interest, drag a box around the area with the right mouse button. After placing both markers, the time difference is displayed at the bottom of the window. To measure the delay to another transition, hit 'b' to get the second marker. To take first simple measurements, hit 'a' to activate marker A and place it for instance in the midpoint of a transition. The waveform window pops up as soon as the simulation is finished: This simulation is not very complex and should complete in a couple of seconds.

#CADENCE PLOT ONE WAVEFORM DIVIDE ANOTHER PLUS#

A big plus of Spectre over other simulators is its superior speed to other simulators as well as the regular progress output that makes it easier to check on the state of a simulation. You can watch the progress in your CIW window. A netlist will be produced and the transient simulation starts. Now start Spectre by selecting 'Simulation | Run'. Once you have all three wires selected, hit 'Esc' and return to your Analog Artist window. A selected wire will be visualized in a different color. If you make a mistake, click on the same point again to reverse your selection. Clicking on nodes will produce a circle and will plot the current in the node. Be sure to click on the wire and not on the nodes. Now bring up your Schematic window and click on the wires we want to plot: 'Cin', 'C1_b' and 'Cout'. Do 'Outputs | To Be Plotted | Select On Schematic'. Now that everything is setup, we can select the outputs we want to plot and start the simulation.

Cadence plot one waveform divide another