eldo_user

Example Dir
22-plot_mos_
operating_regions
23-plot_mos_ids_
sat_versus_w_l
24-plot_bandwidth
25-step_alternative
26-extract_alternative
27-printfile_
alternative
28-optimize_
alternative
29-
list_mc_stat_params
Eldo Control Language
Eldo Control Language Examples
Table 18-1. Eldo Control Language Example Files (cont.)
Description
Example describing how to create a waveform to plot the content of a
vector versus another one. In this example, the goal is to plot the
saturation drain current versus the drain-to-source voltage and the limit
between linear and saturation regions depending on the gate-to-source and
the drain-to-source voltages. The creation of the waveforms is done in the
last statements of the task. All the processing before it is done to compute
the values to plot. First, the threshold gate-to-source voltage is computed;
then, the gate-to-source voltage is increased logarithmically from this
threshold voltage and for each value, the saturation current and the
saturation drain-to-source voltages are computed.
Example showing how to create a new data type (size) to be able to plot a
waveform with an x-axis scaled in μm. The purpose of this example is to
plot the saturation drain current versus the MOS gate width and the MOS
gate length.
Example showing how to create a new data type having enumerated
values to display graphically the bandwidth of a RLC circuit.
Example showing how the step loops available inside ECL can be used as
an alternative to the regular .STEP command in Eldo. See “.STEP
Alternative” on page 1123. Sequential and parallel versions are provided.
Example showing how the ECL can be used as an alternative to the regular
.EXTRACT commands in Eldo to print results in a custom format. See
“.EXTRACT Alternative” on page 1125.
Example showing how the ECL can be used as an alternative to the regular
.PRINTFILE command in Eldo to print results inside a file. Also look at
example 21-printfile_csv for another example of a .PRINTFILE command
alternative. See “.PRINTFILE Alternative #1” on page 1127.
Example showing how the ECL can be used as an alternative to the regular
.OPTIMIZE command in Eldo to automatically resimulate a design, with
optimized parameter values, without having to re-invoke Eldo. See
“.OPTIMIZE Alternative” on page 1131.
Example showing how to list all the statistical parameters specified in the
netlist. This list is displayed on the standard output. Functions used in this
example: _simu_set_mc_flow, _simu_get_nb_stat_params,
_simu_get_stat_param_name, _simu_get_stat_param_distrib,
_simu_get_stat_param_nom, _simu_get_stat_param_dev and
_simu_get_stat_param_nb_draw.
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