The model (or macro model) is attached to the schematic symbol, either in the schematic library editor or to the component once it has been placed on the schematic sheet. You can use the simulation-ready components in the installed Altium Designer libraries, or source models from many component manufacturers.
Use the Add Library button on the Installed tab to select the desired local files, as shown below. As with any installed library, the order the libraries and models are listed dictates the order they are used by the software. Use the Move Up and Move Down buttons to change the order.
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If you are working with a library that has some components with simulation models and some without, enable the Simulation column in the Components panel to make it easy to locate the simulation-ready components. To do this, right-click on one of the current column headings in the Components panel and choose Select Columns from the context menu, then enable the Simulation column in the Select columns dialog.
If you have a simulation model but do not have a component to add it to, you can actually place the model file from the Components panel instead. When you do this, the software analyzes the model and locates a suitable symbol in the Simulation Generic Components library. Discrete components will have a symbol that suits that type of component, and components that are modeled by a subcircuit will have a simple rectangular symbol.
For the models to appear in the Components panel, they must either be added to the active project, or installed as a library in the Available File-based Libraries dialog. Click the button at the top of the Components panel to access the dialog.
This is performed in the schematic library editor. The models that are attached to the component are listed below the graphical editing section, for the selected component. Click the Add Simulation button to add a simulation model.
The Model Name and Location of the model file will be specified in the relevant fields, and the model detail will display in the Model File tab on the right side of the dialog. Click the OK button to add the model to the library component.
Learn how to use LTspice with our tutorials below or dive deeper with our selection of helpful tips and articles. You can also browse our library of macromodels and demo circuits for select Analog Devices products.
The non-zero clock-to-q time of the storage elements will prevent hold timeproblems at all registers' inputs. In general, a logic designer must NOTrely on a combinational logic block to have a certain minimum delay. Thezero delay in the verilog model of the combinational logic elements willensure logic designer does not rely on any minimum delay during simulation.
For example as I will show you in Section 4, the datapath will contain manydatapath elements. Instead of assigning a separate Verilog file for each ofthese datapath elements, the datapath elements are all grouped into a single"library" file (link_library.v). Similarly, as I will show you in Section 5,the controller will contain a "Next State Logic" and an "Output Logic" blocks.Instead of assigning a separate Verilog file for each logic block, the logicblocks will be included in the Verilog file assigned to the controller.
More specifically, the Verilog code in link_txdp.v only shows what the logicdesigner cares about the most at the datapath level: how the datapathelements (register, multiplexers, counters ... etc.) are connected together.The detailed modeling of these datapath elements are done in link_library.vwhich contains all library elements for the Link Layer. For your reference,link_library.v is also attached in Appendix B (see Reference [9]). Beloware a few lines from link_library.v that defines the Scrambler:
is used in both the datapath file (link_txdp.v) and the Link Layer libraryfile (link_library.v) so that all the symbolic values defined in link_defs.v.can be used by these two files. Below are some examples of these symbolicvalues that are specific to the datapath: 2ff7e9595c
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