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Spectre Simualtion errors (premature failure)

superman321
superman321 over 15 years ago
Im trying to simulate a simple Inverter with a spectre (version 5.1 ) and I have the following error messages: input.scs: (transistor nmos) T0 is an instance of an undefined model subcircuit. and similar error on the PMOS transitor too. Although, the same circuit was working fine a few days a ago. It has stopped suddenly with the above error messages. any help will be kindly appreciated. thanks
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    superman321 over 15 years ago
    Yes, I did look in the input.scs file..the file path is absolutely right and it has the right "read" permissions too...the circuit was simulating fine over the last two days and suddenly gave up on me today, although it still works fine for for friends who has the same "setup" file and the using the same model files as mine!
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    superman321 over 15 years ago
    Yes, I did look in the input.scs file..the file path is absolutely right and it has the right "read" permissions too...the circuit was simulating fine over the last two days and suddenly gave up on me today, although it still works fine for for friends who has the same "setup" file and the using the same model files as mine!
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