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Mauritian Rupee(MUR)/Paraguayan Guarani(PYG)

1 Mauritian Rupee = 164.4826 Paraguayan Guarani




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Nepalese Rupee(NPR)/Paraguayan Guarani(PYG)

1 Nepalese Rupee = 54.0093 Paraguayan Guarani




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Bangladeshi Taka(BDT)/Paraguayan Guarani(PYG)

1 Bangladeshi Taka = 76.8481 Paraguayan Guarani




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Moldovan Leu(MDL)/Paraguayan Guarani(PYG)

1 Moldovan Leu = 366.3057 Paraguayan Guarani




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Colombian Peso(COP)/Paraguayan Guarani(PYG)

1 Colombian Peso = 1.6763 Paraguayan Guarani




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Uruguayan Peso(UYU)/Paraguayan Guarani(PYG)

1 Uruguayan Peso = 151.4078 Paraguayan Guarani




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Uzbekistan Som(UZS)/Paraguayan Guarani(PYG)

1 Uzbekistan Som = 0.6461 Paraguayan Guarani




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Russian Ruble(RUB)/Paraguayan Guarani(PYG)

1 Russian Ruble = 88.9828 Paraguayan Guarani




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Iraqi Dinar(IQD)/Paraguayan Guarani(PYG)

1 Iraqi Dinar = 5.4888 Paraguayan Guarani




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Cayman Islands Dollar(KYD)/Paraguayan Guarani(PYG)

1 Cayman Islands Dollar = 7835.9102 Paraguayan Guarani



  • Cayman Islands Dollar

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Swiss Franc(CHF)/Paraguayan Guarani(PYG)

1 Swiss Franc = 6726.8703 Paraguayan Guarani




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CFA Franc BCEAO(XOF)/Paraguayan Guarani(PYG)

1 CFA Franc BCEAO = 10.7961 Paraguayan Guarani



  • CFA Franc BCEAO

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Vietnamese Dong(VND)/Paraguayan Guarani(PYG)

1 Vietnamese Dong = 0.2791 Paraguayan Guarani




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Macedonian Denar(MKD)/Paraguayan Guarani(PYG)

1 Macedonian Denar = 114.94 Paraguayan Guarani




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Zambian Kwacha(ZMK)/Paraguayan Guarani(PYG)

1 Zambian Kwacha = 1.2586 Paraguayan Guarani




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South Korean Won(KRW)/Paraguayan Guarani(PYG)

1 South Korean Won = 5.3547 Paraguayan Guarani



  • South Korean Won

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Jordanian Dinar(JOD)/Paraguayan Guarani(PYG)

1 Jordanian Dinar = 9205.9664 Paraguayan Guarani




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Lebanese Pound(LBP)/Paraguayan Guarani(PYG)

1 Lebanese Pound = 4.3177 Paraguayan Guarani




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Bahraini Dinar(BHD)/Paraguayan Guarani(PYG)

1 Bahraini Dinar = 17271.3715 Paraguayan Guarani




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Chilean Peso(CLP)/Paraguayan Guarani(PYG)

1 Chilean Peso = 7.9095 Paraguayan Guarani




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Maldivian Rufiyaa(MVR)/Paraguayan Guarani(PYG)

1 Maldivian Rufiyaa = 421.2975 Paraguayan Guarani




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Malaysian Ringgit(MYR)/Paraguayan Guarani(PYG)

1 Malaysian Ringgit = 1507.0627 Paraguayan Guarani




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Nicaraguan Cordoba Oro(NIO)/Paraguayan Guarani(PYG)

1 Nicaraguan Cordoba Oro = 189.8537 Paraguayan Guarani



  • Nicaraguan Cordoba Oro

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Netherlands Antillean Guilder(ANG)/Paraguayan Guarani(PYG)

1 Netherlands Antillean Guilder = 3638.408 Paraguayan Guarani



  • Netherlands Antillean Guilder

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Estonian Kroon(EEK)/Paraguayan Guarani(PYG)

1 Estonian Kroon = 457.963 Paraguayan Guarani




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Danish Krone(DKK)/Paraguayan Guarani(PYG)

1 Danish Krone = 949.2465 Paraguayan Guarani




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Fiji Dollar(FJD)/Paraguayan Guarani(PYG)

1 Fiji Dollar = 2899.0475 Paraguayan Guarani




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New Zealand Dollar(NZD)/Paraguayan Guarani(PYG)

1 New Zealand Dollar = 4009.1272 Paraguayan Guarani



  • New Zealand Dollar

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Croatian Kuna(HRK)/Paraguayan Guarani(PYG)

1 Croatian Kuna = 941.3541 Paraguayan Guarani




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Peruvian Nuevo Sol(PEN)/Paraguayan Guarani(PYG)

1 Peruvian Nuevo Sol = 1921.622 Paraguayan Guarani



  • Peruvian Nuevo Sol

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Dominican Peso(DOP)/Paraguayan Guarani(PYG)

1 Dominican Peso = 118.6705 Paraguayan Guarani




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Papua New Guinean Kina(PGK)/Paraguayan Guarani(PYG)

1 Papua New Guinean Kina = 1904.066 Paraguayan Guarani



  • Papua New Guinean Kina

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Brunei Dollar(BND)/Paraguayan Guarani(PYG)

1 Brunei Dollar = 4621.7044 Paraguayan Guarani




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About using Liberate to create .lib for a cell with two separate outputs.

Hello, my name is Hsukang. I want to use Liberate to create a .lib file for the following circuit. This is a scan FF with two separate outputs.   The question is that no matter how I described its function, the synthesis tool said its a manformed scan FF.  Has anyone ever encountered anything like this?How should I describe the function correctly?I found that almost standard flip-flop cells are with only one output Q or have Qn at the same time. Does Liberate support scan flip-flop cells with two separate outputs ?

Thanks.





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allegro 16.6 pcb export parameters error

hi all, 

          what wrong with the error "param_write.log does not exist" when i export parameters in allegro 16.6 pcb board.

          someone can provide suggestions, thanks.

best regards.




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GENUS can't handle parameterized ports?

The following is valid SystemVerilog:

module mmio
#(parameter PORTS=2,
parameter ADDR_WIDTH=30)
(input logic[ADDR_WIDTH-1:0] addr[PORTS],
output logic ben[PORTS], // Bus enable
output logic men[PORTS]); // Memory enable

always_comb begin
for(int i = 0; i < PORTS; i++) begin
ben[i] = addr[i] >= 'h20080004 && addr[i] < 'h200c0000;
men[i] = ~ben[i];
end
end

endmodule : mmio

And if you instantiate it:


mmio #(1, 30) MMIO(.addr('{scalar_addr}),
.ben('{ben}),
.men('{men}));

Genus returns an error: "Could not synthesize non-constant range values. [CDFG-231] [elaborate]" Is this just not possible in Genus or could it be caused by something else?




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Broadband SPICE -- New Tool for S-Parameter Simulation in Spectre RF

Hi All, Here's another great new feature that I've found very helpful... Broadband SPICE is a new tool for S-parameter simulation in Spectre RF. In the MMSIM13.1.1 ( MMSIM13.1 USR1) release (now available on http://downloads.cadence.com), a...(read more)




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How to Specify Phase Noise as an Instance Parameter in Spectre Sources (e.g. vsource, isource, Port)

Last year, I wrote a blog post entitled Modeling Oscillators with Arbitrary Phase Noise Profiles . We now have an easier way to do this. Starting in MMSIM 13.1 , you can specify the phase noise as an instance parameter in Spectre sources, including...(read more)




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7 Habits of Highly Successful S-Parameters: How to Simulate Those Pesky S-Parameters in a Time Domain Simulator

Hello Spectre Users, Simulating S-parameters in a time domain (transient, periodic steady state) simulator has been and continues to be a challenge for many analog and RF designers. I'm often asked: What is required in order to achieve accurate...(read more)




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Link to: 7 Habits of Highly Successful S-Parameters: How to Simulate Those Pesky S-Parameters in a Time Domain Simulator

Hi All, If you were unable to attend IMS 2017 in June 2017, the IMS MicroApp “7 Habits of Highly Successful S-Parameters” is on our Cadence website. On Cadence Online Support , the in-depth AppNote is here: 20466646 . Best regards, Tawna...(read more)




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How to Set Up and Plot Large-Signal S Parameters?

Large-signal S-parameters (LSSPs) are an extension of small-signal S-parameters and are defined as the ratio of reflected (or transmitted) waves to incident waves. (read more)




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Default param values not saved in OA cell property.

When I place a pcell and do not change the W parameter (default is used) the value is not saved in the OA cell property.

When I change the default value of the super master now, the old pcell will get the new default value automatically because there is nothing saved inside the OA cell for this parameter.

Do you have any Idea, that how we can save the default values in the OA cell properties so that this value doesn't get updated if the default values are updated in the new PDKs




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Parasitic node coordinates

Howdy,

            In the netlist generated after parasitic extraction, nodes have been added at fracture points to add parasitic devices. For example, in the image below, I'm referring to the nodes IN#1 and IN#2. Is there a way to determine their co-ordinates relative to the layout co-ordinate system? I could not find them in the Skill command reference and when I query the parasitic elements in the extracted view, it gives the graphical pin locations of the elements rather than the physical.

Thanks

Audi




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Computational Software: A New Paradigm for EDA Tools

Cadence has a new white paper out on Computational Software . I've written on these topics in Breakfast Bytes, most recently in the posts: Computational Software System Analysis: Computational...

[[ Click on the title to access the full blog on the Cadence Community site. ]]




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Sparam resonance tuning problem

Hello, I am trying to use two inductors in my LNA as shown bellow to have a S-PARAM response so i will have S11 with lowerst possible values and tweak them for matching network. However when i ran EXPLORER live tuning with SParam as shown bellow i get no change in the response.

I know that Cgs and Cgd with the inductors having a resonance so by Varying L value i should have seen the change in resonance location,

But there is no change.Where did i go wrong?

Thanks. 




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Kf parameter testing in spectre under non standart conditions

Hello, i need to test the  parameter Kf under some conditions in subthreshold.i cannot just plot the OP param,becasue i need to derive it under certain conditions.

Spectre(of Cadence) like BSIM(of Berkley) has developed a method for deriving each parameter in their model.

Is there a way to help me with such manual where i can test in cadence virtuoso the Kf parameter shown in the formula bellow?

Thanks.




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Extracting 1dB bandwidth from parametric sweep-DFT results

Hi all,

I am using ADE assembler.

I ran transient simulation and swept the input frequency (Fin) of the circuit. And I use Spectrum Measurement to return a value of the fundamental tone magnitude (Sig_fund) for each sweep point. 

Previously, I use "plot across design points" to plot both "Fin" and "Sig_fund", and then use "Y vs Y" to get a waveform of Sig_fund vs Fin. Measure the 1dB Bandwidth with markers. 

Can I realized above measurement with an expression in "output setup" ? And how?

I know to set the "Eval type" to "sweep" to process the data across sweep points. But here, it has to return an interpolated value from "Fin" with a criteria "(value(calcVal("Sig_fund"  0) - 1)". I am not sure whether it can be done in ADE assembler.

Thanks and regards,

Yutao




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Is there a simple way of converting a schematic to an s-parameter model?

Before I ask this, I am aware that I can output an s-parameter file from an SP analysis.

I'm wondering if there is a simple way of creating an s-parameter model of a component.

As an example, if I have an S-parameter model that has 200 ports and 150 of those ports are to be connected to passive components and the remaining 50 ports are to be connected to active components, I can simplify the model by connecting the 150 passive components, running an SP analysis, and generating a 50 port S-parameter file.

The problem is that this is cumbersome. You've got to wire up 50 PORT components and then after generating the s50p file, create a new cellview with an nport component and connect the 50 ports with 50 new pins.

Wiring up all of those port components takes quite a lot of time to do, especially as the "choosing analyses" form adds arrays in reverse (e.g. if you click on an array of PORT components called X<0:2> it will add X<2>, X<1>, X<0> instead of in ascending order) so you have to add all of them to the analyses form manually.

Is any way of taking a schematic and running some magic "generate S-Parameter cellview from schematic cellview"  function that automates the whole process?




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