Course Description
The Allegro® AMS Simulator course starts with the basics of entering a design for simulation and builds a solid foundation in the overall use of the software.You run DC Bias simulations, transient analysis simulations, and sweep simulations, allowing you to sweep component values, operating frequencies, or global parameters. You also have the opportunity to simulate several types of analog circuits, transformers, digital circuits, and mixed analog and digital circuits.
Learning Objectives
After completing this course, you will be able to:
- Enter a design for simulation
- Run DC bias, DC sweep, and AC sweep analyses
- Edit a stimulus and run a parametric analysis
- Edit models, run a Monte Carlo analysis, create sub-circuits, and create parts for simulation from a model or sub-circuit definition
- Create linear and non-linear transformers, and perform temperature, worst-case, and noise analysis
- Apply analog behavioral modeling and run digital and mixed analog and digital simulation
Software Used in This Course
Software Release(s)
SPB17.2-2016QIR4
Modules in this Course
- Building a Design for Simulation
- DC Bias Point Analysis
- DC Sweep Analysis
- AC Sweep Analysis
- Simulating a Text Netlist
- Stimulus Editor
- Transient Analysis
- Simulation Errors
- Transformers
- Parametric Analysis
- Editing a Model
- Adding New Parts
- Temperature Analysis
- Monte Carlo Analysis
- Hierarchical Blocks and Symbols
- Analog Behavioral Modeling
- Simulating Digital Circuit
- Mixed Analog and Digital Simulation
- Performance Analysis
- Worst-Case Analysis
- Noise Analysis
Audience
- Analog Designers
- Electrical Engineers
Prerequisites
You must have experience with:
- Basic Schematic Entry with Allegro Design Entry HDL
Related Courses
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