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spectre - saving by specific subcircuit

swdesigner

Is it possible to tell spectre to save all nodes or terminal currents within a certain subckt? It's trivial in Hspice, you could do

 

save all Xtop.Xsub.*

 

I believe there's even a way to use the wildcards to get it to only do the top-level within that subcircuit, but I don't recall it..

 

Any ideas? How would it be done through the ADE, without messing with the netlist?

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  • How about AMS?

    I find that the best way with spectre and the ADE is to put the full pathname of the include file in the Defintion files field under Simulation Files. (Model Libraries was suggested, but I think this is more meaningful).

    Could someone post an example of save commands for AMS and the best location to specify the file for inclusion (which field in ADE to use)?

    Thanks!

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  • How about AMS?

    I find that the best way with spectre and the ADE is to put the full pathname of the include file in the Defintion files field under Simulation Files. (Model Libraries was suggested, but I think this is more meaningful).

    Could someone post an example of save commands for AMS and the best location to specify the file for inclusion (which field in ADE to use)?

    Thanks!

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