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Optimization<br />

Optimization of Sweep Simulations<br />

parameters involved in the .STEP, .DATA and .TEMP commands, and a sequence of<br />

optimizations is launched, one for each of the discretized values in the sweep domain.<br />

Note<br />

When the OPSELDO_OUTER is active, the OUTER parameter in the .OPTIMIZE<br />

command is ignored.<br />

Related Topics<br />

Inner and Outer Sweep Parameters<br />

Hierarchy and Depth of Sweep Parameters<br />

Hierarchy and Depth of Sweep Parameters<br />

The hierarchy (or the default order of precedence) of the commands that define the variation of<br />

the parameters is given by the following:<br />

• Several .ALTER blocks with the label denoted by A 1 , A 2 , and so on.<br />

• A .TEMP command or a .STEP command on temperature:<br />

.TEMP T1 T2 ...<br />

.STEP TEMP T_START T_STOP T_INCR<br />

• A .STEP command using different variants of libraries (or corners K):<br />

.LIB mylib TYP<br />

.STEP LIB(mylib) K1 K2 ...<br />

• A .STEP command on circuit parameters:<br />

.STEP PARAM ALPHA ALPHA_START ALPHA_STOP ALPHA_INCR<br />

• Multiple sweeps or nested sweeps on parameters, and a parameter sweep in the analysis<br />

command. These parameters are denoted by a, b, and so on. The cases of DC, AC and<br />

transient analyses are represented by the command syntax:<br />

.{AC | TRAN} SWEEP DATA=DATA_SWEEP<br />

.DC SWEEP DATA=DATA_SWEEP<br />

where a two parameter sweep is defined with:<br />

Eldo® User's Manual, 15.3 637

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