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Setting Up An Analysis<br />

Transient Noise Analysis<br />

Run the simulation with the default accuracy up to 2.9μ, then tighten the tolerance<br />

(VNTOL and RELTOL set to 1e-6).<br />

The plot of the VCO control node is shown in Figure 6-18 (blue curve). It shows the<br />

steady-state being reached at about 4μs.<br />

Figure 6-18. VCO Control Node - Steady State Reached<br />

2. The following commands restart a transient noise analysis from the previously saved<br />

steady-state, and plot the output of the PLL circuit.<br />

.tran 0 100u<br />

.noisetran fmin=0 fmax=2GigaHz tstart=6u nbrun=1 mrun nonom<br />

.plot tran V(CP_VCNT)<br />

.plot tran V(VCO_OUT)<br />

.restart pll.sav<br />

The following actions are performed:<br />

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Run a transient noise analysis on the PLL circuit up to 100μs, starting from the<br />

steady-state store in the pll.sav file at 6μs. Noise sources are specified between 0 and<br />

2GHz.<br />

One noisy run is performed, without nominal simulation, in an MRUN<br />

configuration.<br />

Two simulation plots are requested: The VCO control node and the PLL output<br />

node.<br />

Eldo® User's Manual, 15.3 261

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