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How to extract parameters in cadence?

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Does anyone know how to extract parameters in cadence IC 6 ?        I use a verilog a model and some parameters in verilog are not shown to the user and I want to know their values?

  • Not sure what you mean by "extract parameters"? Can you please clarify your question? Maybe with an example?

    Regards,

    Andrew

  • Thanks a lot for your reply,

    As an example : I am simulating BSIM 106 model , some parameters in the design are not showed to the user they are only found in the verilog of the model , and others are shown , Is there a way to know their values ?  when I change some model parameters these parameters( that I want to know their values )  are changed and I want  to know their change.                                                           Please tell me if my question was not obvious                                                                                             Thanks in advance

  • In other words , some set of global parameters for BSIM have to be found to fit experimental data for short and long device , I hope my question is clear , thanks

  • There would need to be some attributes in the model to assist with saving operating point data if it is a VerilogA model of a compact model. The following forum post and Designer's Guide post (with comments from me) give some guidance on this:

    http://community.cadence.com/cadence_technology_forums/f/38/t/26533

    Regards,

    Andrew.

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