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Tutorial—Using Power Analysis for Static Leakage Analysis of a PLL Circuit<br />

14. In this last part of the tutorial you will reduce the slope of the power supply ramp and<br />

observe the impact of this change on the power consumption.<br />

Edit the main netlist Power_Analysis_PLL.cir in your preferred text editor, and change<br />

the value of the parameter trise (used by the VDD voltage source) from 1ps to 900ns, as<br />

shown below (comment and uncomment the lines in the netlist accordingly):<br />

*.param pvdd=1 trise=1p<br />

.param pvdd=1 trise=900n<br />

Because we want to primarily analyze the impact of this change on the XPD block,<br />

refine the power analysis by updating the Eldo command with the following change to<br />

filter on the name xpd (comment and uncomment the lines in the netlist accordingly):<br />

*.power_analysis<br />

.power_analysis filter(name)=xpd<br />

15. Re-run Eldo and open the file Power_Analysis_PLL.wdb in EZwave. Repeat the actions<br />

described in steps 3 and 4 to run a power analysis on the PLL design. You will obtain the<br />

following result:<br />

1356<br />

Eldo® User's Manual, 15.3

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