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

Alex Liao
Alex Liao over 12 years ago

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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    Andrew Beckett over 12 years ago

    Alex,

    That means the parameters have not been set on the instance. nan (which stands for "Not A Number" - see this explanation) is being used for any floating point parameters, as it is effectively an invalid value - and just is used to mean that it wasn't set. For integer parameters such as stimod, it uses the largest possible positive 32 bit integer (the value corresponds to 2^31-1) to indicate the same thing - that it wasn't set on the instance.

    Regards,

    Andrew.

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  • Andrew Beckett
    Andrew Beckett over 12 years ago

    Alex,

    That means the parameters have not been set on the instance. nan (which stands for "Not A Number" - see this explanation) is being used for any floating point parameters, as it is effectively an invalid value - and just is used to mean that it wasn't set. For integer parameters such as stimod, it uses the largest possible positive 32 bit integer (the value corresponds to 2^31-1) to indicate the same thing - that it wasn't set on the instance.

    Regards,

    Andrew.

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