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How to extract area parameter to cdl netlist for capacitors

TiNat
TiNat over 13 years ago
Hello. I've created transistor level library for CMOS process. This library is supported IC5.14 and need for studying. In manual anasimhelp I've read that capacitor can extracted in cdl netlist C W L and area. But only C is present in my netlist. I try copied cap from analogLib to my own library and filled all fields like in manual in cdf Simulation Information. But again in netlist is present only C and model. Probably, I need create some skill file in order to extract area in cdl netlist. For diodes in netlist area is present. What can I do, for extraction area to cdl netlist for capacitor? Regard.
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    Quek over 13 years ago

    Hi TiNat

    You should be able to export area parameter for capacitor if you use the netlist procedure _ansCdlCompParamPrim.


    Best regards
    Quek

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    Quek over 13 years ago

    Hi TiNat

    You should be able to export area parameter for capacitor if you use the netlist procedure _ansCdlCompParamPrim.


    Best regards
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