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effective length variation after Monte Carlo trial

inessadm

Hi, when I run a Monte Carlo analysis in Cadence Spectre-v 6.1.3 (process only), I'm looking for the variation effect
on each nominal length (L effective) of the circuit's transistors.  I find only the varied process data corresponding to
a particular run but nothing about width or length chosen for a trial !
Is there any way to do this please ?
Another question : what the meaning of process data as wd108, wd015, and so on ?
Thank you.

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  • Andrew Beckett

    Double click on the test name in ADE XL to bring up the Test Editor, and then do Outputs->Save All. I suspect that "Save output parameters info" has been turned off.

    That said, this is extremely unlikely to help you, because the chances are the length is not being altered by the statistical models.

    Andrew.

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  • Andrew Beckett

    Double click on the test name in ADE XL to bring up the Test Editor, and then do Outputs->Save All. I suspect that "Save output parameters info" has been turned off.

    That said, this is extremely unlikely to help you, because the chances are the length is not being altered by the statistical models.

    Andrew.

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