Lecture

CADENCE Lab 2: Automated Sweeps for Setup/Hold Analysis

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Description

This lecture covers the process of running automated sweeps for setup/hold analysis using the CADENCE software. It includes steps such as editing schematics, launching files, setting parameters, and analyzing simulation results. The instructor demonstrates how to navigate the Virtuoso Analog Design Environment XL and perform various analyses to ensure the reliability and functionality of the designed circuits.

Instructor

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