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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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    Alex Liao over 12 years ago

     Because (as I said before) setting the instance parameter doesn't change the model itself.

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    I now know the instance parameter is irrelated to model parameter. What I want to know is in what case the result browser can have instance paremeter mulmu0 and delvto not equal to nan, but a numerical value. If these two are forever set to nan and not uesd, why bother creating them?

    BTW, I wish you have a good weekend and only reply me if you feel comfortable. 

    Regards,

    Alex 

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  • Alex Liao
    Alex Liao over 12 years ago

     Because (as I said before) setting the instance parameter doesn't change the model itself.

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    I now know the instance parameter is irrelated to model parameter. What I want to know is in what case the result browser can have instance paremeter mulmu0 and delvto not equal to nan, but a numerical value. If these two are forever set to nan and not uesd, why bother creating them?

    BTW, I wish you have a good weekend and only reply me if you feel comfortable. 

    Regards,

    Alex 

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