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Eldo Premier<br />

Handling Matrix-Like Circuits<br />

Related Topics<br />

Handling Matrix-Like Circuits<br />

Overview of Eldo Premier<br />

Eldo Premier Output<br />

Netlist Support<br />

Handling Matrix-Like Circuits<br />

To activate dedicated Eldo Premier algorithms performing matrix processing for the simulation<br />

of “matrix-like” circuits, specify .OPTION PREMIER_MATRIX. This is specifically adapted<br />

to the simulation of circuits with a regular structure such as an array of pixels and with highly<br />

connected power grids. Due to their particular matrix structure, display panel circuits (TFT,<br />

OLED) belong to this category of circuits. This option is of no interest to regular circuits<br />

without dense power networks.<br />

This option removes the bottlenecks associated with parsing, elaboration, partitioning, solver<br />

generation, and simulation. The simulation solution is fast, accurate, and handles all the<br />

physical effects described in the circuit, for example: coupling between rows and columns, IR<br />

drop due to ground and power networks, row and column access resistors. This option is useful<br />

for matrix-like circuits that cannot be handled by Eldo Classic; using this option consumes less<br />

memory.<br />

If this option is specified and the circuit is considered matrix-like, matrix processing is enabled,<br />

and the following note is displayed:<br />

Matrix processing is on.<br />

If this option is specified but the circuit is not matrix-like, Eldo Premier disables the matrix<br />

processing and displays the following note:<br />

Matrix option was set by <strong>user</strong>, but matrix processing has been disabled by<br />

the simulator.<br />

Tip<br />

See also “Eldo Premier Options” in the Eldo Reference Manual.<br />

Limitations<br />

• Only display circuits (TFT, OLED) are handled.<br />

• The total power dissipation at DC is not computed (0 W is displayed).<br />

• If many waveforms are generated, it may be useful to increase the heap size for EZwave,<br />

see “Troubleshooting Memory Issues” in the EZwave User’s and Reference Manual.<br />

For example:<br />

Eldo® User's Manual, 15.3 67

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