Length : 1 day
Course Description
In this course, you use the Virtuoso
® Visualization & Analysis tool to browse, evaluate, analyze and plot your simulation results from Virtuoso ADE Explorer. You use it as a separate tool as well as an integrated graph assistant inside the ADE Explorer. Using the Results Browser, you access the simulation database. You then use the Calculator to post-process information and use the Direct Plot Form from the ADE Explorer to plot specific analysis-related information directly on the waveform viewer.
Learning Objectives
After completing this course, you will be able to:
- Use the Virtuoso Visualization & Analysis tool to view simulation results in the waveform viewer
- Use the graph tool as an integrated assistant in the Virtuoso ADE Explorer
- Work with the available plotting and measurement options that aid in extracting information from simulated data
- Use graph and trace attributes to customize and personalize the waveform display
- Customize subwindows in multiple ways
- Use markers and cursors to precisely measure time points and signal values
- Create and save Plotting Templates
- Use the Results Browser to select signal values in multiple result directories
- Create tables to display multiple results or signals that vary with simulation parameters
- Use the Calculator to create expressions and use available functions to evaluate the required information from the simulation results
- Use the built-in functions available in the Direct Plot form
Software Used in This Course
- Virtuoso ADE Explorer
- Virtuoso Visualization &Analysis
- Spectre® Classic Simulator
Software Release(s)
IC 618 ISR7, SPECTRE19.1
Modules in this Course
- Using the Virtuoso Visualization and Analysis Tool
- The Calculator Tool and Additional Features
Audience
- Analog/mixed-signal design engineers
Prerequisites
You must have experience with or knowledge of the following:
- Virtuoso ADE Explorer
- Spectre Classic Simulator
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