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Are there any semiconductor vendor-supplied models in IC stream?

achilles

I am thinking these files contain standard models; how do we know the names of the models included? and how do we use them? 

cmi.pic.o  libphilips_sh.so  libinfineon_sh.so  libstmodels_sh.so  libsparam_sh.so  defaultConfig

 Thanks,

 

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  • berndf

     Hi Andrew,

     Thats indeed what I missed.
    "The .so files a C++ shared libraries and have nothing to do
    with  simulator models at all."
    This is of courses a bit misleading as the .so files are related to the
    model implementation as you said.
    It is always a pleasure to read your detailed explanations ;-).

    Bernd

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  • berndf

     Hi Andrew,

     Thats indeed what I missed.
    "The .so files a C++ shared libraries and have nothing to do
    with  simulator models at all."
    This is of courses a bit misleading as the .so files are related to the
    model implementation as you said.
    It is always a pleasure to read your detailed explanations ;-).

    Bernd

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