Creating Analog Components with Verilog-AMS (Hardware Description Languages in TINA, part 4)
Hardware Description Languages (HDL) are powerful tools to describe and simulate complex electronic devices.
In this tutorial video we will show how you can create a DAC Converter macro-model from a Verilog-AMS (.vams) code and use in TINA. You can create macros from VHDL, Verilog and Verilog-A files in a similar way.
We will first create the Generator with serial output (SPI). This is given in VHDL. Next, we will create a DAC Converter macro given in Verilog AMS.
Next, we will create a DAC Converter macro from a .VAMS code and we will use the VHDL macro (created previously) and the Verilog-AMS macro in the same circuit to demonstrate that in TINA you can use VHDL and Verilog (Verilog-A, Verilog-AMS) macros in the same circuit.
Finally we will test our circuit by using Transient mode in TINA's Schematic Editor with circuit simulation.
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