If one is doing an analysis over a range of variables, one should use the paramAnalysis ocean function. That said, I’m constantly having to look up how to do a for loop in Skill. So, I’m placing a couple examples where I know I can get to them.
Tag Archives: Skill
Skill File I/O
I keep having to look up file I/O using Cadence’s SKILL language, so I’m putting it here for easy reference
Non-Radix-2 FFT in Cadence/Ocean/Skill/Spectre | Using Cadence IPC to talk to Matlab (or anything else)
Introduction I had been working on a pulse-width-modulation (PWM) design. It was a pseudo-digital implementation, in that the output was clocked by a high-speed clock. The actual switching rate was much lower than this clock. I wanted to simulate this design in Cadence/Spectre by running a transient and then taking an FFT. However, I ran [...]
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Pictorial introduction to using Cadence & Subversion
I previously blogged about some scripts I use to help Cadence & Subversion be more compatible. I received some feedback that the scripts were incomplete and came without any usage model. So, I went through an excercise to document the scripts and to make sure they were complete.
Posted in Analog Professional Also tagged analog, cadence, eda, integration, layout, schematic, scripts, subversion, symbol, tutorial, version control Comments closed
Calculation of ADC SNR in Cadence Skill/Ocean
However, here’s how I compute SNR/SNDR from an FFT using Cadence Ocean/Skill.
Getting subversion and Cadence to play nice
I wrote a set of scripts to make Cadence IC tools & Subversion work together. Note: this is not actual Cadence/Subversion integration (which is much more powerful and highly recommended). There were a few problems that I had to solve: Pesky .svn directories The main problem is that Subversion puts .svn housekeeping directories everywhere. When [...]
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