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PWL
PWL t1 v1 [t2 v2] ...
Force a PWL on the specified node during transient simulation. tn are times
relative to the current time. vn are the source values at tn.
RELEASE
RELEASE ...
Release force on node. If a signal is present on node , and if no FORCE command
had been applied on the node, then the signal is disabled (node will be computed by Eldo as any
other node).
SET
SET E ( [,W/L/AD/AS/PD/PS/NRD/NRS/]) [=]
SET M (,) [=]
SET P () [=]
The SET command is used to change device geometries or models parameters. The
parameter_name can be specified as a string parameter.
SETBUS
SETBUS [[:]]
Set a value on a bus. The SETBUS command sets a value on the specified bus. Values may be
specified as binary, octal, hexadecimal, or decimal. The bus bit accepts the standard digital
values 1, 0, X and Z.
The command automatically sets all signals in a bus if the subscripted values are omitted. The
default bit order is the European style D 0 ...D N-1 . Therefore, for a hierarchical base name that
defines an 8-bit bus, the command:
setbus Xcircuit.port[0:7] b00001111
is equivalent to:
setbus Xcircuit.port b00001111
To use the American style D N-1 ...D 0 bit order, you must specify the range of bits explicitly:
setbus Xcircuit.port[7:0] b00001111
The SETBUS command ignores the most significant portion of values that are wider than the
specified bus. Therefore, if you set a value of hexadecimal 8F to a 12 bit bus, the bus receives
the value 0F.
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