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Statistical Experimental Design and Analysis<br />

Defining the Levels of Factors for the DEX Analysis<br />

Note<br />

This syntax assumes that a uniform or gaussian distribution has been defined on the circuit<br />

parameter.<br />

For example:<br />

.PARAM TP = AGAUSS( 35.0, 11.667, 1.0)<br />

.PARAMDEX TP NOISE/SIG=1.2<br />

Note<br />

It is possible to define levels outside of the range of a uniform distribution.<br />

If the NSIGMA value is greater than √3, we have x high ≥ U and x low ≤ L.<br />

Defining Levels as a Fraction of the Half Range of Uniform Distribution<br />

This option enables you to specify the levels as a fraction of the half range h that is defined on<br />

noise parameters which are associated with the uniform distribution. The values of the low level<br />

x low and high level x high are defined as ±n·h where h is the half range of the uniform distribution<br />

on the factor.<br />

The command syntax is:<br />

.PARAMDEX FACTOR_NAME [NOISE/] RNG=NRANGE<br />

For example:<br />

.PARAM VARL=0 LOT/UNIF=0.05U DEV/UNIF=0.1U<br />

.PARAMDEX VARL NOISE/RNG=0.5<br />

Note<br />

It is possible to define levels outside of the range of a uniform distribution.<br />

If the NSIGMA value is greater than 1.0, we have x high ≥ U and x low ≤ L.<br />

Tip<br />

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

Related Topics<br />

Defining the Levels of Factors for the DEX Analysis<br />

Eldo® User's Manual, 15.3 569

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