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Model of fourier component in analogLib library

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

Thank you.

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  • Andrew Beckett

    I'm not on the network currently so can't re-check with the version you're using, but I think this was a known issue that was solved in MMSIM14.1 ISR4. I was running the example from the command line and so had psfbin as the output format (the default), whereas you're getting the ADE default of psfxl. Unfortunately there was a problem (CCR 1264981) where if psfxl was used as the output format, then the transient results ended up blank - which is the problem in your case.

    You can solve it either by using a late enough hotfix - anything greater or equal to MMSIM14.1 ISR4, or by going to Outputs->Save All in ADE and changing the Output Format to "psf" (rather than "psfxl").

    Let me know if either work.

    Regards,

    Andrew.

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  • Andrew Beckett

    I'm not on the network currently so can't re-check with the version you're using, but I think this was a known issue that was solved in MMSIM14.1 ISR4. I was running the example from the command line and so had psfbin as the output format (the default), whereas you're getting the ADE default of psfxl. Unfortunately there was a problem (CCR 1264981) where if psfxl was used as the output format, then the transient results ended up blank - which is the problem in your case.

    You can solve it either by using a late enough hotfix - anything greater or equal to MMSIM14.1 ISR4, or by going to Outputs->Save All in ADE and changing the Output Format to "psf" (rather than "psfxl").

    Let me know if either work.

    Regards,

    Andrew.

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