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Running Parametric Analyses
.ALTER Examples
.include models
.option altinc
r1 1 0 rval
v1 1 0 dc 1
.extract dc i(r1)
.dc
.alter
.include new_models
The example below demonstrates the use of the KEY parameter in conjunction with the
.ALTER command. This command sequence causes three simulations to be performed always
with library /work/bip/mymod typ.
In the first simulation, library /work/mos/mymod typ is used.
In the second simulation, library /work/mos/mymod best is used.
In the third simulation, library /work/private/mymod typ is used.
...
.lib key=K1 /work/bip/mymod typ
.lib key=K2 /work/mos/mymod typ
...
.alter
.lib key=K2 /work/mos/mymod best
.alter
.lib key=K2 /work/private/mymod typ
.end
This example shows how option ALTER_SUFFIX can be used to switch the naming convention
for swept waves used in .ALTER statements between: xxx and xxx_alter:XX. Run the circuit
with and without the option and look at the difference in results.
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