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Use of DC operating point parameters in calculations and plots

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Hi all,

I run a DC sweep simulation on ADE and I would like to plot some of the DC operating point parameters of my schematic (such as vdsat of the transistors, ...)
Moreover, I would like to use these parameters in the calculator in order to make calculations (e.g.: use of vdsat in some calculations).

Does anyone have any idea?

Thks for considering my request.

AXP


Originally posted in cdnusers.org by axp
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    Did you look at my reply before yours? You must have a subckt model, and so you need to give the hierarchical path (with "." as delimiter) to the actual transistor device.

    Also, if you use a recent spectre version (e.g. MMSIM621 or MMSIM70) you can save using wildcards (see "spectre -h save" for more details) which makes it easier still.

    Regards,

    Andrew.


    Originally posted in cdnusers.org by adbeckett
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    Did you look at my reply before yours? You must have a subckt model, and so you need to give the hierarchical path (with "." as delimiter) to the actual transistor device.

    Also, if you use a recent spectre version (e.g. MMSIM621 or MMSIM70) you can save using wildcards (see "spectre -h save" for more details) which makes it easier still.

    Regards,

    Andrew.


    Originally posted in cdnusers.org by adbeckett
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