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I can't vary temperature in transient analysis

TiNat
Hello. Recently I have found the method varying temperature in transient analysis. I have tried repeat it, but I can't. I have created the following file: pset1 paramset { time reltol temp : 0 1e-3 27 100m 1e-3 50 500m 1e-4 75 1 1e-5 125 } and I've added paramset=pset1 to additional parameters in tran options. When I was running the simulation the output log file was like that: Simulating `input.scs' on tim-desktop at 9:26:09 PM, Mon Sep 27, 2010. Using new Spectre Parser. Error found by spectre during circuit read-in. "/home/tim/projects/TNY266/temp.scs" 2: Unexpected colon ":". spectre terminated prematurely due to fatal error. When I've deleted ":" from my file, the simulation started but the temperature wasn't vary. Help me please, why it occured? Thank you for your solution.
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  • I try to account for using old version of spectre. I'm learning the Cadence Software, but as an illustration I use the circuits that were developed a long time ago and were in old versions of Cadence and I try to simulate in MMSIM 6.0 . Of course, In future I'll use new version of spectre.
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  • I try to account for using old version of spectre. I'm learning the Cadence Software, but as an illustration I use the circuits that were developed a long time ago and were in old versions of Cadence and I try to simulate in MMSIM 6.0 . Of course, In future I'll use new version of spectre.
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