SimValueContext

SimValueContext holds context information for a trace, and describes how data for a trace should be extracted from the simulation. SimValueContext contains a list of 14 required initial values:

 

SimValueContext (
Domain ID, Calculation Type, Number of Cycles, Rise Time,
Step, Impulse, Context ID, Window Width,
Window Type, TDR Kaiser Parameter, Hold Time, DeviceName,
TDR Step Time, DR Maximum Time )

 

For example, the following indicates a trace in the Time Domain, Standard Calculation with the number of cycles being 2:

"SimValueContext:=", Array(1, 0, 2, 0, false, false, -1, 1, 0, 1, 1, "", 0, 0)

Additional, context-specific values may follow the required values, as described in subsection 15 below.

1. Domain ID



2. Calculation Type



3. Number of Cycles — Used in Time Domain in HarmonicBalance analysis.

4. Rise Time — Not used by Designer/Nexxim.

5. Step — Not used by Designer/Nexxim.

6. Impulse — Not used by Designer/Nexxim.

7. Context ID — Not used by Designer/Nexxim.

8. Window Width — Not used by Designer/Nexxim.

9. Window Type — Not used by Designer/Nexxim.

10. TDR Kaiser Parameter — Not used by Designer/Nexxim.

11. Hold Time — Not used by Designer/Nexxim.

12. DeviceName — Not used by Designer/Nexxim.

13. TDR Step Time — Not used by Designer/Nexxim.

14. TDR Maximum Time — Not used by Designer/Nexxim.

15. Context-specific values — Used in Time Domain in HarmonicBalance analysis.

 

Context-specific values are entered in the format "key, true/false, keyvalue", where:

"key" is the name of the key being set.

"true/false" indicates whether the key is a string value.

"keyvalue" is the value of the key.

— The order of the context keys is not significant.

— Context keys have software defaults that will be used if not provided in the script.

 

a. Plotting Range for Time domain in Transient and QuickEye analysis:



 

b.Transient report context for Spectral domain in Transient analysis:



* Script can specify either MH or MF. If neither is specified, Max Harmonics is set to 100. If both are specified, MF is used.



 

c. Eyeprobe index context for UI domain, Time domain, Eye Measuremant domain in VerifEye and QuickEye analysis:



 

d. Eyesource index context for Initial Response domain and Peak Distortion domain in VerifEye and QuickEye analysis:



 

e. UI domain context in VerifEye and QuickEye analysis:



 

f. Distribution Context for UI Domain in VerifEye and QuickEye analysis:



 

Receiver Jitter Parameters



 

Receiver Noise Parameters



User Defined Parameters