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Display operating point

santoshvema
Hi, I am using CMOS 90nm technology in cadence and I just wonder how I can display the region of operation, gm, and id etc for my transistors. I tried the same steps that we used to do for cmosp18 technology in cadence but I couldn't succeed. Thanks. -Santosh
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  • naderi

     Hello,

     I also have similar problem Cadence2007a, with STM CMOS90nm technology. The operating point data are not displayed beside the transistors in the schematic. I tried "Edit > Component display" from Virtuoso schmatic editor and also "Results > Annotate > DC operating points " in the ADE. But none of them show the data. However, by selecting a transistor using "Results > print > DC operating points" I can take a print of all data for one transistor.

    I wonder if there is any solution for this issue.

     Thanks,

    Ali

  • FormerMember
    FormerMember in reply to naderi

    Hi Naderi, I have a similar issue with one of the instances, N_12HVTRF. The annotation does not happen, however when I do print dc operating points, I get all the results needed. So, Did you get a solution to this issue? Would be helpful if you could reply. Thank you.

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  • FormerMember
    FormerMember in reply to naderi

    Hi Naderi, I have a similar issue with one of the instances, N_12HVTRF. The annotation does not happen, however when I do print dc operating points, I get all the results needed. So, Did you get a solution to this issue? Would be helpful if you could reply. Thank you.

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