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subc as a symbol vs. extracted view for post layout simulation

bnugent
bnugent over 13 years ago

 

Hi all,

 

I am using Virtuoso 6.1.4. I have two scenarios that are giving me conflicting results when I run av_analog_extracted simulations. By the way I'm using config to modify which view names the instances use.

 Scenario 1: entire cell is simulated with its view name set to av_analog_extracted

 Results from Scenario 1: The currents in the subcells are the proper magnitudes but the currents are not properly reflected in the metal traces leaving the subcells.

 Scenario 2:  same as Scenario 1, but the subc view name is set to symbol

 Results from Scenario 2: The current in the metal traces appropriately represent the currents from the subcells, however, the magnitudes of the currents are significantly lower than tested. 

 

Has anyone really dug in to simulations using the config view and observed any of these scenarios having to do with subc?

 

Thanks in advance,

 

bnugent 

 

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    tkhan over 13 years ago

    Sounds like you're using an IBM design kit, if so it's probably best to contact them.

    Tarek

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    tkhan over 13 years ago

    Sounds like you're using an IBM design kit, if so it's probably best to contact them.

    Tarek

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