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What is the command to open waveform viewer in ncsim?

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I want to see waveforms which r already created.
What is the command to open waveform viewer in ncsim.
what is the file extension for waveforms

Thanks in advance
 

Re: Cadence NC.....

here is an NC tutorial, maybe it can help you.
 
Re: Cadence NC.....

command === "simvision&"
and then load the .trn
and select the required signals to view and open the waveform browser.
 

Re: Cadence NC.....

incisive said:
command === "simvision&"
and then load the .trn
and select the required signals to view and open the waveform browser.
Click to expand...

also can use "signalscan&"
 

Re: Cadence NC.....

aslijia said:
incisive said:
command === "simvision&"
and then load the .trn
and select the required signals to view and open the waveform browser.
Click to expand...

also can use "signalscan&"
Click to expand...

Signalscan is quite old and has been replaced by Simvision, a very powerful tool indeed.

Regards
Ajeetha, CVC
www.noveldv.com
 
Re: Cadence NC.....

ankit12345 said:
I want to see waveforms which r already created.
What is the command to open waveform viewer in ncsim.
what is the file extension for waveforms

Thanks in advance
Click to expand...
 

Re: Cadence NC.....

aji_vlsi said:
aslijia said:
incisive said:
command === "simvision&"
and then load the .trn
and select the required signals to view and open the waveform browser.
Click to expand...

also can use "signalscan&"
Click to expand...

Signalscan is quite old and has been replaced by Simvision, a very powerful tool indeed.

Regards
Ajeetha, CVC
www.noveldv.com
Click to expand...

sometimes people just used to choose a tool which he has used for a long time and also very useful.
 

Cadence NC.....

well v hav to include small code for .trn file to be created .. n open with simvision ..
:)
 

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