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Monte Carlo Analysis<br />

Input/Output Samples<br />

The column labelled “Value(indep)” represents the independent variations associated to a<br />

random variables. In the previous example it is the random variable V i th, loc . The effective value<br />

V i th is given in the column “Value(effect)”. When the variable is not associated to local<br />

variations, the values in the columns are the same (there is no correlation).<br />

If the netlist contains swept parameters or .ALTER blocks, Eldo generates multiple .mci files. In<br />

this case, the table for each random variable contains an additional column, Index in Loop,<br />

which identifies the Monte Carlo analysis that the .mci file corresponds to. Refer to “Monte<br />

Carlo Analysis With a Varying Circuit” on page 419 for more information.<br />

Output Sample<br />

The list of output measures is printed in the first part of the file. Users will also find a short<br />

summary of the Monte Carlo simulations. We give the nominal value, the average value and the<br />

empirical estimation of the Yield. This estimation is given in the column “Pass (percent)”. The<br />

column “Number of Undef” counts the number of runs with Undefined value.<br />

. ==> List of Output Measures:<br />

.<br />

.<br />

. Index Number Nominal Lower Mean Upper Pass Name<br />

.of Meas of Undef Value Bound Value Bound (percent) of Meas<br />

. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------<br />

. 1 0 8.380e-01 7.650e-01 8.372e-01 8.850e-01 84.70 % MAX<br />

. 2 0 2.196e+00 -Infinity 2.195e+00 2.200e+00 60.30 % BW<br />

. 3 0 -5.443e-02 -5.400e-01 -5.443e-02 Infinity 100.00 % IVDD<br />

.<br />

The second part is a sequence of tables containing the detail results of the Monte Carlo runs.<br />

Each table has n rows where n is the number of MC runs. The first column gives the run index<br />

which corresponds to the column “Value”, and the order of the run that corresponds to the order<br />

statistics. In other words, the column “Value” gives the sequence Y 1 , Y 2 , ..., Y n , and the column<br />

“Value (order)” gives the sequence Y [1] , Y [2] , ..., Y [n] of order statistics.<br />

.<br />

. ==> Main sample (runs 1..1000)<br />

.<br />

.<br />

.<br />

. Index Output Measure 1 : MAX<br />

. of Run/ Index<br />

. Order of Meas Value P/F Value(order) CDF(Cum.Prob) +/- T*STD<br />

. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------<br />

1 1 8.7112e-01 1 7.1261e-01 1.0000e-03 6.1992e-05<br />

2 1 8.9774e-01 0 7.1281e-01 2.0000e-03 1.2385e-04<br />

3 1 7.8203e-01 1 7.2847e-01 3.0000e-03 1.8560e-04<br />

4 1 8.1764e-01 1 7.3749e-01 4.0000e-03 2.4722e-04<br />

5 1 8.6639e-01 1 7.3848e-01 5.0000e-03 3.0872e-04<br />

6 1 7.8002e-01 1 7.3881e-01 6.0000e-03 3.7009e-04<br />

...<br />

Eldo® User's Manual, 15.3 507

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