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: Measures the time difference between an input crossing a threshold and an output doing the same.

: If the function fails to find a point, ensure your threshold is actually within the signal's range (e.g., don't look for a 1V cross in a 0.8V signal). cadence cross

💡 : While the cross() function is powerful for single points, it is often combined with other functions like delay() to build complex automated verification scripts. : Measures the time difference between an input

: Identifies when a signal finally stays within a "cross" window of its final value. Tips for Accurate Results : Identifies when a signal finally stays within

: The tool uses linear interpolation between simulation data points; for high precision, use a smaller time step in your transient analysis.

The cross() function is primarily used within the Cadence Calculator to detect the precise time a signal passes a defined value.

: Designers can specify if they want to find rising edges, falling edges, or both. Occurrence Number : You can find the nthn raised to the t h power time a signal crosses a value (e.g., the 5th rising edge).