I hope that LogicCiruit is improved a little more
Posted: Sun Nov 18, 2012 3:45 am
Hi,
I just find LogicCiruit during internet search. I downoad the program, and try a little.
This is great, but, I hope that I can specify input waveform for simulation.
For example, assume that A and B are input pins of my design.
Then, the following may be input waveform.
Time:40
A:1,0;0,10;1,20;0,30
B:0,0;1,5;0,25
The meaning of the above 2 lines are as follows (this is simply an example).
To pin A, logic 1 is applied at time 0, logic 0 is applied at time 10,
logic 1 at time 20, logic 0 at time 30.
To B, logic 0 at time 0, logic 1 at time 5, logic 0 at time 25.
"Time:40" mean that simulation is performed from time 0 to time 40.
LogicCircuit may do simulation based on this input waveforms, and show waveforms at "probes" after simulation by Oscilloscope (or waveform viewer). I hope that the waveform data can be read from a text file.
If this feature is possible, Logic Ciruit may be perfect as a logic simulator.
Thanks for reading my article, and thanks for the great program.
I just find LogicCiruit during internet search. I downoad the program, and try a little.
This is great, but, I hope that I can specify input waveform for simulation.
For example, assume that A and B are input pins of my design.
Then, the following may be input waveform.
Time:40
A:1,0;0,10;1,20;0,30
B:0,0;1,5;0,25
The meaning of the above 2 lines are as follows (this is simply an example).
To pin A, logic 1 is applied at time 0, logic 0 is applied at time 10,
logic 1 at time 20, logic 0 at time 30.
To B, logic 0 at time 0, logic 1 at time 5, logic 0 at time 25.
"Time:40" mean that simulation is performed from time 0 to time 40.
LogicCircuit may do simulation based on this input waveforms, and show waveforms at "probes" after simulation by Oscilloscope (or waveform viewer). I hope that the waveform data can be read from a text file.
If this feature is possible, Logic Ciruit may be perfect as a logic simulator.
Thanks for reading my article, and thanks for the great program.