ChipAgents describes an agentic workflow for generating and validating AMS behavioral models
A ChipAgents-authored technical post describes an agentic workflow for PLL, ADC, DAC, and LDO behavioral models: create reference data with a full-physics simulator, generate Verilog-A models, validate waveforms and operating behavior against golden simulation data using the same or reserved stimulus sets, detect gaps, select new simulations through active learning, retrain, and integrate models through Verilog-A, SystemVerilog, or C++ DPI interfaces. The post says the company's platform produces tests, comparison results, and plots for human review. This records the company's own platform description, not independent evidence of model accuracy or customer deployment.
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The company-authored post is dated June 5, 2026. Step 4 allows the same or reserved stimulus sets; it does not require an independent validation set. Re-reading corrected the earlier summary; a change to the source page was not established.