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Is there a way to print model parameter using Hspice-D version2012.03 after running a simulation?

Alex Liao

Based on my knowledge, I use Spectre simulator and after simulation, through Results=> Print Tab, I could print model parameter. While in Hspice is there a similar trick to do this? Any reply is appreciated.

Thanks,

Alex. 

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  • It's an instance parameter - so why would they appear in the model cards or in the printed model parameters? There is a difference between an instance parameter and a model parameter - model parametes are used in model cards, whereas instance parameters are used on the instance of the transistor (like w,l,ad,as, etc).

    With spectre, these would appear in the "instance" info database in the psf (use the results browser to access this).

    So why do you put a question mark on whether the simulator uses them?

    Regards,

    Andrew.

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  • It's an instance parameter - so why would they appear in the model cards or in the printed model parameters? There is a difference between an instance parameter and a model parameter - model parametes are used in model cards, whereas instance parameters are used on the instance of the transistor (like w,l,ad,as, etc).

    With spectre, these would appear in the "instance" info database in the psf (use the results browser to access this).

    So why do you put a question mark on whether the simulator uses them?

    Regards,

    Andrew.

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