dlevy212
Newbie level 4
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I'm an experienced analog IC designer who hasn't used OCEAN and I now have to use it. It's widely regarded as offering a great deal of flexibility, and I look forward to getting better at it.
My problem is the following. I have a "case" statement with sections, one section for each corner model file. I have a "for" statement to make a loop and to run the corners. The script runs and my plot statement is executed. I see the plots overlayed on the waveform viewer. So far, so good. The only problem is that when I'm looking at the plotted waveforms, I don't know which one corresponds to which corner. I think I need some way to connect a parameter in, say, the "fast-fast" section of the case statement, to an expression (which I have to add) to the plot statement, so that when the waveform is plotted, there is a tag assoicated with the waveform which identifies the corner producing that waveform. There must be a way to do this. We would be very grateful for any insight and help you can provide. Thanks Much.
I'm an experienced analog IC designer who hasn't used OCEAN and I now have to use it. It's widely regarded as offering a great deal of flexibility, and I look forward to getting better at it.
My problem is the following. I have a "case" statement with sections, one section for each corner model file. I have a "for" statement to make a loop and to run the corners. The script runs and my plot statement is executed. I see the plots overlayed on the waveform viewer. So far, so good. The only problem is that when I'm looking at the plotted waveforms, I don't know which one corresponds to which corner. I think I need some way to connect a parameter in, say, the "fast-fast" section of the case statement, to an expression (which I have to add) to the plot statement, so that when the waveform is plotted, there is a tag assoicated with the waveform which identifies the corner producing that waveform. There must be a way to do this. We would be very grateful for any insight and help you can provide. Thanks Much.