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How transient operating point is calculated in cadence

prashu

 When performing transient analysis with cadence my input is changing and accordingly its operating point should change but when i see its transient operating point than it only show one region throughout the transient analysis please expalin

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  •  You can't output the captab just for one node. If you're asking how to save it to an ASCII file, you can create an include file myCaptab.scs

    mycaptab info what=captab where=file 

    and then reference this file from the Setup->Model Libraries. You can add any other captab related options (see "spectre -h info")). Then don't turn on captab on the DC analysis form (you can if you like, but it will add a second captab output which will generate a rawfile). You can reference mycaptab in the infonames  field on transient if you want it to run just at a certain time, see my previous post on this.

    Andrew.

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  •  You can't output the captab just for one node. If you're asking how to save it to an ASCII file, you can create an include file myCaptab.scs

    mycaptab info what=captab where=file 

    and then reference this file from the Setup->Model Libraries. You can add any other captab related options (see "spectre -h info")). Then don't turn on captab on the DC analysis form (you can if you like, but it will add a second captab output which will generate a rawfile). You can reference mycaptab in the infonames  field on transient if you want it to run just at a certain time, see my previous post on this.

    Andrew.

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