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PSS and PNOISE Analysis

kapiljainwal
kapiljainwal over 12 years ago

I am simulating an Chopper stabilized folded cascode opamp. But I am getting som strange behavior at the output. First I am getting unnecessary zoroes in phase plot when I am doing AC analysis but on other machine circuit is showing proper output.

Second I am getting some convergence issues when I am doing PSS and PNOISE analysis. and When I am resimulating the circuit Then it is showing some different results as compare to previous time out put.

Please Help me if any settings problem is there or something else.

 

Thanks 

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  • Tawna
    Tawna over 12 years ago

    Hi Kapiljainwal,

     We need more information to be able to assist you. 

    1. What version of spectre are you using?  The command  spectre -W   will give this info.

    2. The problem statement isn't very clear.   Please - one issue at a time.  Provide exact error messages.  Describe clearly the setup you are using, etc. 

    For questions like this, it may be best to contact Customer Support for assistance.

     

    best regards,

    Tawna

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  • winniewang
    winniewang over 12 years ago
    More information please.
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