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Simulating the sample digital design
start the simulator
quicksim \$CSU_EE_VLSI_571/design
(use your design name)
view the schematic by selecting the
Open Sheet
item from the palette menu
monitor the signals: type
add tr a_in b_in x_out
apply the input stimulus
select the
Stimulus
item from the palette menu
select the
Add Clock
item from the palette menu
enter
a_in
in the
Signal Name
field
enter
50
in the
Period
field
enter
25
in the
Time
column beside the
1
in the
Value
column
enter
0
in the
Time
column beside the
0
in the
Value
column
select ok on the pop-up form
select the
Add Force
item from the palette menu
enter
b_in
in the
Signal Name
field
enter the following table of values
0.0 0 12.5 1 37.5 0 62.5 1 87.5 0 112.5 1
run the simulation by typing
run 250
print the traces
select the trace window by clicking the left mouse button on the trace window title bar
select
File --> Print --> Active Window
from the menu bar
enter
mentor_c204
in the
Printer Name
field
select OK on the pop-up form
save the input stimulus
select the
Save WDB
item from the palette menu
select the
forces
element of the
Waveform DB
list
click on the
Viewpoint
box
enter
forces
in the
Leafname
field
click on the
Replace
box
click on the
OK
button
click on the
Yes
option of the pop-up question
clear out and reload the stimulus waveforms
select the
File --> Unload --> Waveform DB
form the menu bar
unselect the
Save
box
click on
OK
on the pop-up form
select the
Load WDB
item from the palette menu
select the
Viewpoint
box
select the
Load into the 'forces' WDB
box
select
OK
on the pop-up form
return to check the load
type
$$reset_state();
type
run 250
(the waveform should be the same as what you printed)
exit the simulator
double click on the parent window bar menu
select the
Without Saving
button on the pop-up form
select
OK
on the pop-up form
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Geun Rae Cho
Tue Aug 24 19:15:12 MDT 1999