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Model of fourier component in analogLib library

BaaB

Could anyone provide me the model of fourier component in analogLib library in Cadence?

Thank you.

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  • BaaB

    Thank you.

    The IC subversion: IC6.6-64b.500.9.

    "I then plotted the result in ViVA (both directly and then changing the plot style to spectral) and as you can see, the results are matching the log file."

    What do you mean by the results match the log file here?

    Also from my spectre.out:

    Fourier components of V(net7) for the interval from 999.9 us to 1 ms:
    DC = 1.36938 V.


    I am wondering why the interval is so short.

    I attached the picture below with about the result but net7 contains no data. The waveform shown is from transient analysis not fourier.

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  • BaaB

    Thank you.

    The IC subversion: IC6.6-64b.500.9.

    "I then plotted the result in ViVA (both directly and then changing the plot style to spectral) and as you can see, the results are matching the log file."

    What do you mean by the results match the log file here?

    Also from my spectre.out:

    Fourier components of V(net7) for the interval from 999.9 us to 1 ms:
    DC = 1.36938 V.


    I am wondering why the interval is so short.

    I attached the picture below with about the result but net7 contains no data. The waveform shown is from transient analysis not fourier.

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