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Varying the temperature in a transient simulation

Aksl

Hi All,

 

I'd like to vary the temperature during a transient temperature...

Of course I know that I can set the temperature before simulating or I can do a parametric simulation.

But what I want to do is to use a block or ??? that could change the temperature with time.

 

Thanks for your help,

Best regards,

 

Axel 

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  • Does anyone know of a good doc with screen captures of dialogs that explains how to do this? The spectre -h tran is not very helpful. It talks about isnoisy. It would help to know how to vary temperature, if that is at all possible. If someone can create a doc and post that somewhere, that would be super. Is the simulator limited to one dynamic parameter or can one have many of them? Also, the spectre -h tran mentions subcircut and device "for the model/instance parameter given in param=name." What does this mean?

    Thanks!

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  • Does anyone know of a good doc with screen captures of dialogs that explains how to do this? The spectre -h tran is not very helpful. It talks about isnoisy. It would help to know how to vary temperature, if that is at all possible. If someone can create a doc and post that somewhere, that would be super. Is the simulator limited to one dynamic parameter or can one have many of them? Also, the spectre -h tran mentions subcircut and device "for the model/instance parameter given in param=name." What does this mean?

    Thanks!

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