Logic-to-Analog Converter (d2a)
The logic-to-analog converter converts a binary signal from a logic simulator to an analog waveform.
This device is not supported within altergroup.
Sample Instance Statement
d2a_1 (net1 net2) d2a src=”99991” val0=0 val1=2.5 valx=1.25 rise=200p fall=200p m=2 //99991 is an analog net
Instance Syntax
Name p n d2a parameter=value ...
Instance Parameters
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src
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The foreign simulator's name for the source of the analog signal.
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nestlev
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0
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Number of nesting levels to be ignored in the hierarchical name. This should be used skip over extra levels that do not exist in the co-simulator.
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val0
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0 V
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Final value for logical 0.
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val1
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5 V
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Final value for logical 1.
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valx
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(V)
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Final value for logical X.
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valz
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(V)
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Final value for logical Z.
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rise
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1ns s
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Time for transition from val0 to val1.
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fall
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1ns s
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Time for transition from val1 to val0.
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ron
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100 Ω
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Output resistance when in active state.
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m
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1
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Multiplicity factor.
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Related Topics
device checker (assert)
Logic-to-Analog Converter (d2a)
Circuit Components
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