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Setting Up An Analysis<br />

Worst Case Analysis<br />

3. With all the sensitivity data, Eldo computes the combination of min or max parameter<br />

values that will generate the best and worst cases (MIN and MAX) for each of the T<br />

targets.<br />

There can be at most 2×T worst case simulations. During these simulations, Eldo does<br />

not output anything.<br />

4. Finally, Eldo computes the worst case information for all the targets, and outputs this<br />

information.<br />

Thus, there can be at most 1 + P + 2×T simulations. Worst Case analysis assumes the<br />

influence of each parameter to be linear, and not correlated with other parameters.<br />

Sorting parameters can be specified to quickly identify the most sensitive parameters.<br />

Tip<br />

See “.WCASE” in the Eldo Reference Manual.<br />

Worst Case Analysis Results<br />

The results of worst case analysis runs are output using .EXTRACT, .PLOT, .PRINT, and<br />

.PROBE commands.<br />

If extracts have been specified, the results are provided inside the WORST CASE<br />

SENSITIVITY and WORST CASE INFORMATION sections of the .chi file, for example:<br />

0**** WORST CASE SENSITIVITY TEMPERATURE = 27.000 DEG C<br />

0************************************************************************<br />

With respect to MODEL RMOD DEV: Object :R1<br />

Variation of XYCOND(XAXIS,VDB(OUT)

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