>Hi
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>Klaus
Klaus,
There is no provision for a library change in PSpice. HSpice does it
with their .ALTER command.
HSpice actually reruns the simulation with changes as stated in the
.ALTER.
I've done it by concatenating .CIR files using an ordinary text
editor. I've been known to concatenate as many as 32 different
library corners into one simulation.
Maybe I can convince the oldest son, the programmer, to write me
another utility :-)
You can also do it now with v10.3 by using the Save As command in
Probe. Save a version, rerun with changes, then append the saved
data.
...Jim Thompson
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Kevin Aylward - 28 Apr 2005 17:16 GMT
>> Hi
>>
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> HSpice actually reruns the simulation with changes as stated in the
> .ALTER.
This is interesting. I would have though PSpice would implement
something similar to what is in In TISpice, it uses rerun cards
.Reruns
statments
.Rend
You just make a file with as many reruns as you like, with each rerun
specifying various parameters and libraries. SS does this for
parameters, but not lib, so to change a model in this way, one would
have to set each parameter of the model in a rerun. SS can generate this
automatically.
> I've done it by concatenating .CIR files using an ordinary text
> editor. I've been known to concatenate as many as 32 different
> library corners into one simulation.
Oh dear..SuperSpice does this all within the GUI...
http://www.anasoft.co.uk/WCSETUP.GIF
All plots of all runs are all automatic.
> Maybe I can convince the oldest son, the programmer, to write me
> another utility :-)
Or have a look at another simuater:-)
Kevin Aylward
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