Save every run's psf data in MonteCarlo analysis

Discussion in 'Cadence' started by Xuejun Zhang, Jun 18, 2004.

  1. Xuejun Zhang

    Xuejun Zhang Guest

    Hello,

    I am running MonteCarlo analysis in Cadence IC5032. The simulator I
    use is hspiceS. The MonteCarlo simulation run well, but the simulation
    result seems to be erased after each run. So is there some way I can
    save the psf result of each run?

    The second question:
    In hspice you can just use the analysis statement to do the monte
    carlo simulation, for example
    ..TRAN 1.0e-12 1.0e-8 START=0.0 MONTE=30
    where Monte=30 means the hspice will run monte carlo simulation for 30
    times.
    So I manually edit analysis statement in the final netlist to the
    example show above, and then manually run the "runHspice" in the
    netlist directory. The hspice simulation run well, the psf data,
    however, can only generate one waveform instead of 30 waveforms in
    Analog DE. When I look into the size of the psf data, it do have size
    of 30 times bigger than the non-montecarlo simulation, which indicates
    the simulation results of all 30 monte carlo run are stored in the psf
    file. But the analog DE could only view one of them.

    Therefore, the question is how can view all waveforms of each monte
    carlo run from the psf data?
     
    Xuejun Zhang, Jun 18, 2004
    #1
  2. Xuejun,

    Monte-Carlo via the hspiceS interface does not use hspice's built-in monte-carlo
    analysis, but instead uses cdsSpice as the random number generator (mostly for
    historical reasons).

    So adding parameters onto the tran line won't help you.

    I don't believe it is possible to save the waveforms between runs with the
    hspiceS monte-carlo interface. With the "spectre" interface, it uses the native
    monte-carlo in the simulator, and that does allow waveforms to be saved (there's
    a checkbox on the monte carlo form for doing this).

    Andrew.
     
    Andrew Beckett, Jun 23, 2004
    #2
  3. Xuejun Zhang

    Xuejun Zhang Guest

    Thanks for your help.
    Regards
    xuejun

     
    Xuejun Zhang, Jun 24, 2004
    #3
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