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Subject: Problem in Wavescan for spectrum dsplay in dB
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gunturikishore28
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3/05/2006 11:43 PM  
Hi,

I have some problem with the wavescan dispaly, while displaying the spectrum. THe spectrum reference is 0 dB instead of the most negative base. So some of the bars are projeted upwards n some downwards in the wondow, giving a weird look.It was working fine earlier n changed all of asudden one day. I don't remember disturbing any environment variables.

Can anybody sugest the solution???


Thanks in advance.

--kishore.
Jons
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3/07/2006 1:06 AM  
Kishore,  it would help if you specified your version (just type icms -W) you are using and specifically what you are plotting (e.g.  what calculator function you are using or what analysis you are plotting from.).

WaveScan has a trace attribute that specifies the line style and the two in quesiton are bar and spectral.  Bar is referenced from zero in both pos/neg direction while spectre is referenced from neg infinity.

The only reason for the Spectral style is for log/db Y-axis since its purpose is to deal with negative log values.   We were not following this rule until recently which is what I suspect has happened to you.   I believe you are probably using a calculator function to plot the db20 and the function is not properly annotating the data to inform WaveScan that the Y-axis is db/log.

Anyway if you plot the signal and without the calculator function and then set the complexness to db20 you will see this works  as a short term solution but I susgest filing a bug report with customer support so you can track the fix.

-Jons
gunturikishore28
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3/16/2006 6:00 PM  
Hi Jons,

Thank you for your reply...I am using Cadence IC 5.1 version and it seems some bug as you specified..sometomes it displays correctly and sometimes it displays iwth the error..

I am using this with DIrect plot form in the PSS analysis...I need to reprt my boss to put a service request to the Cadnce support..
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