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Set different temperature in a complete chip

boulot
boulot over 9 years ago

 Hi,

 I'm wondering if it's possible to set individualy the temperature for each subcircuit with cadenceOA and mmsim ?

Imagine a cellview with temperature=125°C and another cellview = 80°C. 

 Possible ?

 

Thanks,

Loic

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  • Marc Heise
    Marc Heise over 9 years ago

     Hi Loic,

    The latest 12.1 MMSIM releases support "temp" as spectre subcircuit instance paramter. Check the "What's New" section in the docu about it.

    It's easy to hack it into the netlist. If you work with schematics  you would need to add the parameter to the symbol and modify the CDF to have it netlisted.

    Regards,

    Marc

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  • Andrew Beckett
    Andrew Beckett over 9 years ago

    Actually, the supported way to set the temperature per block (using the MMSIM12.1 feature that Marc mentions) is to use the "MTS" (Multi Technology Support) capability in ADE GXL. This can be accessed via Right Mouse->MTS Options over the test name in the Data View assistant in ADE XL/GXL. You can then set the temperature per block as needed.

    Editing the CDF probably won't be sufficient, because it won't netlist the temp parameter unless it is used inside the schematic - so you'd have to jump through various hoops to make that happen.

    Regards,

    Andrew.

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  • boulot
    boulot over 9 years ago

     Thanks for your response, my mmsim version is 11 so I have to wait !

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