Process Preparation / Process Preparation X The Takaya CAX export creates a measurement, but it does not contain any settings for a reference value.

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Summary

How to get reference value in Takaya output file? By default reference, with the command @SMX it is not possible to just add the {COMPONENT.VALUE}. The @SMX command contains the following attributes: element mode range polarity reference offset_m time measure_aux


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Default Test model:

Default Test Model

Default Test model:

The user can edit the @SMX L line and change any of the asterisks to be {COMPONENT.VALUE} in one or more fields to achieve the desired result.

 

Note:

When adding the {COMPONENT.VALUE} you have to set a mode and a range as well. Which would mean we have to create a Test model for every Inductor, because for different reference values we would need different settings for mode and range. 

Workaround would be following :

For the standard Test Model "INDUCTOR":


1 {COMPONENT.PART_TASK_ID} {COMPONENT.REFERENCE} {COMPONENT.VALUE} {COMPONENT.IPN} *
@MR {COMPONENT.VALUE}
@SMT {COMPONENT.PTOL} {COMPONENT.NTOL}
@SC Hi {PROBEHI.PROBEID}
@SC Lo {PROBELO.PROBEID}

With the command @MR {COMPONENT.VALUE}  you should be  able to  set the reference value with the correct mode and range which apply to the set reference value.

And get desired information to Takaya output file.

 

 

 

 

KB Article ID# KB000153399_EN_US

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