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Running Parametric Analyses<br />

Using Output Results From a Previous Simulation<br />

*.option alter_suffix.param VTEST1=1<br />

vdc 1 0 dc VTEST1<br />

vin 2 0 dc 0<br />

v2 4 0 dc 1<br />

etest 3 0 value={mult*(2-v(1,2)*v(1,4))}<br />

r1 3 0 rval<br />

.dc vin 0 2 0.1<br />

.step param VTEST1 0.5 1.5 0.1<br />

.plot dc i(r1)<br />

.extract label=imax max(i(r1))<br />

.extract label=imin min(i(r1))<br />

.defwave sweep TEST=meas(imax)<br />

.param RVAL=1k<br />

.param MULT=1<br />

.alter first<br />

.param RVAL=1.3k<br />

.param MULT=1.3<br />

.alter second<br />

.param RVAL=0.7k<br />

.param MULT=1.3<br />

.alter<br />

.param RVAL=0.7k<br />

.param MULT=0.7<br />

.alter fourth<br />

.param RVAL=1.3k<br />

.param MULT=0.7<br />

.end<br />

Tip<br />

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

Related Topics<br />

Altering Netlist Data For Simulation Reruns<br />

Using Output Results From a Previous<br />

Simulation<br />

The .CHRSIM command enables you to use the output of previous simulations as input to the<br />

current simulation. The previous simulation data must have been generated by a DC sweep or a<br />

transient analysis. The simulator assigns to the node IN of the current simulation, the output<br />

obtained at node OUT in the file FILE.wdb.<br />

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Eldo® User's Manual, 15.3

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