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Operaing point regions Guide

fighter84
fighter84 over 12 years ago

 Hi,

where can i fin a table with the operaing point regions of mosfets and bjts in ADE?

From the help i found region 2-->saturation for mosfet and region 3--> saturation for bjt

but i can't find a completely guide.

Can you help me? Thanks 

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    berndfi over 12 years ago

    You simply could do form command line

    spectre –h <component> e.g bsim3v3

    and search for the region parameter.

    For the MOS bsim3v3 models it is

    region=triode   

     Estimated operating region. Spectre outputs number (0-4) in a rawfile.

     Possible values are off, triode, sat, subth, and breakdown.

     

    Bernd

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  • berndfi
    berndfi over 12 years ago

    You simply could do form command line

    spectre –h <component> e.g bsim3v3

    and search for the region parameter.

    For the MOS bsim3v3 models it is

    region=triode   

     Estimated operating region. Spectre outputs number (0-4) in a rawfile.

     Possible values are off, triode, sat, subth, and breakdown.

     

    Bernd

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