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More about DesignWorks

More about DesignWorks. Label a pin/signal. Select a device. Show Device Info. Show Pin Info. Set a pin’s attributes. Open the Test Vector. Input simulating data. Link Test Vector to active circuit. Blank Timing windows. Add all signals to timing. The simulator window. Simulating now.

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More about DesignWorks

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  1. More about DesignWorks

  2. Label a pin/signal

  3. Select a device

  4. Show Device Info

  5. Show Pin Info

  6. Set a pin’s attributes

  7. Open the Test Vector

  8. Input simulating data

  9. Link Test Vector to active circuit

  10. Blank Timing windows

  11. Add all signals to timing

  12. The simulator window

  13. Simulating now

  14. Waveforms in the Timing window

  15. Enlarged waveforms

  16. Workflow • 1. Label all signals you need • 2. Set all delays of gates you need • 3. Design your own Test Vector • 4. Add all signals to timing • 5. Select “Step” or “Walk” to simulate • 6. The waveforms and the output values should be in both Timing and Test Vector • 7. Reset in both Test Vector and Simulator windows for the next run

  17. To be stable • In DesignWorks, the delay of a gate can not be greater than its input changes. • For example, if the delay of a gate is 30, then in the $Time column of Test Vector, $D 40 is legal, but $D20 is illegal.

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