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Perl/Python Scripting for Analog/Mixed Signal Design

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Hello.

I am interested in learning Perl/Python Scripting for Analog/Mixed Signal Design.

Are there any good resources about this anywhere ?

Books, Online courses, or other resources online.

I am posting in this thread as it is related to Analog IC/EDA/Layout Design.

Thank you.
 

Don't know about that, but have seen it be a useful capability
in our CAD people (one lady wrote a Perl script to combine the
FET fingers in parallel devices into one, more than halving run
time for SpectreRF).

I have a Learning Perl book on my shelf that I've never cracked.
It would be unsurprising for there to be a Dummies book, and
I'm sure that the usual suspects would turn you up more hits
than you care to review.
 

I am interested in learning Perl/Python Scripting for Analog/Mixed Signal Design.
Are there any good resources about this anywhere ?
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There is no specific/special tutorial on Perl/Python Scripting for Analog/Mixed Signal Design.

Just go through a basic online tutorial on Perl/Python. The skills which you will obtain needs to be used as per situation while working with Analog/Mixed Signal design.
 

What do you mean by scripting for analog/mixed signal design?
Is it scripting to help you process netlist or simulation results?
 

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