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How to generate the CSV from Cadence?
In the CIW :
axlWriteMonteCarloResultsCSV( axlGetWindowSession() "ExplorerRun.0" ?testName "the_full_test_name" ?outputPath "/tmp/csvfiles" )
The full test name is the default name that Explorer has given your test. Usually it will be libName_cellName_1
In Explorer, the Run name of a past run can be accessed by loading it using Results > Select.
The test-name can be got from the value field of the first row of the Setup pane.
Once you have your CSV, run Priyanka's script using :
python3 RegrVarsReport.py /path/to/file.csv
and it will create /path/to/file_regrpt.csv
Enjoy! Getting to know which devices are responsible for the variation (Eg. current-mirror output spread, op-amp random-offset, etc) is very useful.
It goes without saying that, when you run Monte-Carlo, you have to go into Options and check that box that says "save Statistical Parameter data"