Hi!
I'm new in Verilog-a. The question is: i it possible to measure total current in the given time interval?

For example, i have a analog design with vdd - power net and gnd - ground.
Next, i use the voltage source:  V(vdd) <+ 1;
It is easy to measure the dinamic current also: current = I(gnd,vdd);

After that, i put iccs for copying the current source: I(v_measure1,gnd) <+ 1*current;  loaded to 1 Ohm:  V(v_measure1) <+ 1*I(v_measure1,gnd);  And, I am trying to build voltage controlling source with idt function: V(v_measure2) <+ idtmod(V(v_measure1));  It is not working. What is wrong? Is any simple examples exists, since it is common task to calculate the supply consumption?

Thanx!

Hello, Ken!
Thank you for the answer. My current task is to measure the power per operation of mixed D/A operating block. The block is fully asynchronous (so-called self-timed or speed independent circuits design), so the time of each operation is vary. This is a research project, not commercial. The top module of test-bench written in Verilog-AMS, the DUT module represented as spice-netlist. I use the stable voltage source (1 Volt), and measure the dynamic current also. The question is - how to compute power. I assume, that i need to compute the integral of current in the given (resettable) time period, and multiply the results by 1V (supply voltage). The design have a output signal (done of operation), which is suitable for resetting the power calculation.

Are you mean, that idt/idtmod is not good for the integration purposes?

Hello, Ken!

Thank you very much! I am done with the problem.
At the first time i forgot to point the starting value for the calculation of integral (the second operand of idt function), so the simulator fails every time. So, the proper usage is idt(var,0,reset). It helped. Now, i can see the energy right in the wave browser, along with signals!

You're right, i meant energy, not power. I'm sorry. Thank you again, for the help!