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hi

anyone can please let me know meaning of FIXED & VARIABLE in captab analysis under tranient analysis of ADE - cadence IC610?

 

REGARDS

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  • Hi all,

    i have an accademic level spice model file for nmos and pmos. I want to include this file in the model library path for simulation purposes. Although i have included it in ADE by Setup-> model libraries but i am still getting the below error after netlist & run -

    “ERROR (SFE-23): "input.scs" 39: M0 is an instance of an undefined model equal_vt0”

    where equal_vt0.m is the name of the model file.

    The model file is attached for reference. Kindly help in perfomring simulation using this model file. The input.scs netlist is also attached. I have used the nmos4 from analog lib in schematic editor and manually given values to device parameter like source area etc..

    regards


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  • Hi all,

    i have an accademic level spice model file for nmos and pmos. I want to include this file in the model library path for simulation purposes. Although i have included it in ADE by Setup-> model libraries but i am still getting the below error after netlist & run -

    “ERROR (SFE-23): "input.scs" 39: M0 is an instance of an undefined model equal_vt0”

    where equal_vt0.m is the name of the model file.

    The model file is attached for reference. Kindly help in perfomring simulation using this model file. The input.scs netlist is also attached. I have used the nmos4 from analog lib in schematic editor and manually given values to device parameter like source area etc..

    regards


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