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I started EDA software license server, but my computer showed "lmgrd is not running: Cannot connect to license server (-15,570:111 "Connection refused")". My OS is linux AS4.0. What is happened? Why is "Cannot connect to license server "? Please help me. I typed...
bg21359 is right. "internal timestep too small in transient analysis" is a complex problem. You can see the book "The Designer's guide to SPICE and Spectre" by K. S. Kundert. It will help you.
Re: Simulate DNL and INL
You can refer to Page 662 (Testing of ADCs) in CMOS Analog Circuit Design (Second Edition). The author are P.E.Allen and D.R.Holberg. ISBN: 7-5053-7758-2
Re: Simulate DNL and INL
pablomilanes, I use AMS simulation. AMS means Analog-Mixed Signal, that is to say Spectre-Verilog simulation. Yes, matlab is used with system simulation. For a top simulation of an ADC, the paramenters needed to simulate are static parameters (INL,DNL,Full...
Re: Simulate DNL and INL
I have finished a 10bit 2MHz-sps ADC. I put the output of ADC into the input of DAC. The DAC use Verilog-A language. The logic part of ADC, registers, flip-flops,clock generation etc., use verilog language describing. The simulation uses one day to get INL and DNL...
I think that the difference between the clock of ADC and 10bit ideal DAC caused the glitches. The time of ADC's sampling and conventer affect clock. The clock of ADC and DAC are dissimilarity. The glitches wae not affect accurancy of ADC.The time of the glitches was very short ((1/10)*sample...
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