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Which noise does param 'sh' stand for in ADE noise summary?

Raveesh

Hi,

I am doing verification of an LDO and I am a beginner. I was doing Noise analysis using Cadence ADE and in the Noise summary printed, there is a param called 'sh' for the type of noise. I would like to know exactly which noise type does it refer to?

Requesting help from somebody who knows the answer.

 

Regards

Raveesh

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  • Hi smlogan,

    Thanks a lot for the reply and the list of abbrevations. Yes even I am using Cadence 6.1.5 and I also was not able to find noise coressponding to parameter 'sh'. Just one more question isthat do these parameters differ based on the type of simulator used? I mean are they simulator specific?

    Also one more point to note is that this noise coressponds to a transistor. So I am not able to correlate this noise to shot noise even though abbrevation looks like its a short form for Shot noise.

    Regards

    Raveesh

     

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  • Hi smlogan,

    Thanks a lot for the reply and the list of abbrevations. Yes even I am using Cadence 6.1.5 and I also was not able to find noise coressponding to parameter 'sh'. Just one more question isthat do these parameters differ based on the type of simulator used? I mean are they simulator specific?

    Also one more point to note is that this noise coressponds to a transistor. So I am not able to correlate this noise to shot noise even though abbrevation looks like its a short form for Shot noise.

    Regards

    Raveesh

     

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