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2. Find too few states between event1 and event2
This macro becomes true when a designated event1 is seen, followed by a
designated event2, and with less than a selected number of states occurring
between the two events. It uses three or four internal sequence levels.
3. Find too many states between event1 and event2
This macro becomes true when a designated event1 is seen, followed by more
than a selected number of states, before a designated event2. It uses two
internal sequence levels.
4. Find n-bit serial pattern
This macro becomes true when a specified serial pattern of n bits is found.
Time Violations 1. Find event2 occurring too soon after event1
This macro becomes true when a designated event1 is seen, followed by a
designated event2, and with less than a selected period occurring between
the two events. It uses two internal sequence levels.
2. Find event2 occurring too late after event1
This macro becomes true when a designated event1 is seen, followed by at
least a selected period, before a designated event2 occurs. It uses two
internal sequence levels.
Delay 1. Wait n external clock states
This macro becomes true after a number of user clock states you have
designated has occurred. It uses one internal sequence level.
The Trigger Menu
State Trigger Macro Library
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