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I am in need of a script that reads a log file, takes some data from the file and saves it in a .csv (coma separated value) format. The example log is below:
log.txt:
Date: 3/14/09
Device #: 1
Test: Cont: pass
Test: Leakage: pass
Test: INL: 0.88
Test: DNL: 0.56
Device #: 2
Test: Cont: pass...
I use verilog for purely digital stuff.
VHDL is used mainly in Europe and Japan.
Not much in the US. Verilog-A to model analog stuff
when I need speedy sim time. Have not used Verilog-AMS yet but I think Verilog A is a subset of AMS.
just note :
you can never open a dll file manually , since you will never find a program to open it .
I am curious about this as I regularly open .dll files
with Visual C++ IDE.
cml input is basically a differential input stage with the
collectors open. So the mail structural difference is CML
most of the time is on a bipolar process.
fi/fs=m/n
The relationship is Fi/Fs = M/N where,
Fi = Freq. of interest
Fs = The Sampling Freq.
M = # of cycles
N = # of samples.
Fi/Fs = does not have to be an integer but M and N both have to be integers for coherent sampling i.e.
to prevent spectral leakage.
sampling frequency
Although the Nyquist criterion says the freq needs to be at least twice the freq. in reality depending on the
signal quality requirement and the available sampling options it should be at least 4 to 5 times.
You also have to satisfy the relationship Fi/Fs = M/N.
Fi =...
Varun,
Please read my post again ...I said "I need to do it
myself and I will not have access to any software
that cost money" so your suggestions are useless.
Please try to reply if you have any thing to contribute.
You seem to have zero knowledge on this matter.
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