Mapping Verilog-AMS Disciplines to VHDL-AMS Natures

The following table shows compatible mappings between Verilog-AMS disciplines and the predefined VHDL-AMS natures in the IEEE library and in the Cadence-provided VHDL-AMS variant of that library. The disciplines.vams file (that you normally include in your Verilog-AMS files) contains these discipline definitions. Using these mappings, you can connect Verilog-AMS components of one of the listed disciplines to a VHDL-AMS component of the corresponding nature.

Verilog-AMS Discipline	VHDL-AMS Nature
`electrical`	`electrical`
`magnetic`	`magnetic`
`thermal`	`thermal`
`kinematic`	`translational`
`kinematic_v`	`translational_velocity`
`rotational`	`rotational`
`rotational_omega`	`rotational_velocity`
`None`	`fluidic`
`None`	`radiant`

To create a mapping between a user-defined nature and a discipline, you can use the MAPN2D statement in your hdl.var file.