MATLAB | Automation with Mixed-Signal Analyzer | Mixed-Signal Analyzer, Part 2 @MATLAB | Uploaded February 2024 | Updated October 2024, 1 week ago.
This continuation demonstration on Mixed-Signal Analyzer picks up where the introductory video left off. The focus in this video is on automation. Start by saving Cadence® simulation data to .mat files using the adeinfo2msa function. This allows you to postprocess your data on either Linux® or Windows®.

In this demonstration, Windows is used. Next, learn how to apply a past Mixed-Signal Analyzer session to new simulation data. This macro-like capability allows you to automate past analyses on new data without any point-and-click. Finally, introduce an additional automation functionality by way of adeGet, adeSet, and adeSim. These functions allow for an automated round-trip workflow between Virtuoso® and MATLAB®.

Check out all the videos in this series: youtube.com/playlist?list=PLn8PRpmsu08pn3Uml_lc-pfzrgWzfpeAA

Learn more:
- Mixed-Signal Analyzer: bit.ly/3S50l5X
- Analyze Clock Buffer Using Mixed-Signal Analyzer: bit.ly/47epgbq
- Optimize Transistor Sizes of Analog Circuit for Best Performance: bit.ly/48zJ4Hm
- Generate VerilogA Model of CTLE Using Custom Function: bit.ly/48GTntj

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