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Print Noise Summary after "ANALYSIS DURING TRAN"

msharma

Hi,

I need to simulate the noise of my circuit at specific points in time after transient analysis. For this I use the "ANALYSIS DURING TRAN", (analysis->tran->options-?output->"ANALYSIS DURING TRAN"). I specifiy a time in actimes, and specify acnames = noise. The analysis runs successfully. However, I am unable to use the "Print Noise Summary" feature. When choosing Print Noise Summary, no dialog pops up, just an empty result window.

How can I use the "Print Noise Summary" feature when running noise analysis at specific tran points?

Thanks,

Mohit

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  • I don't think this is something that has been implemented recently - certainly I didn't find anything that suggested that when I did a search. I'm on a plane so can't test some older versions such as ISR1 of IC616 that you're using. It's possible that there may have been a bug then or in the MMSIM version you're using (what is that? It should be shown near the top of the spectre output log file).

    I'll do some checks on this and the stb analysis once I'm back in the office - but it would be useful to know the MMSIM version to help correlate.

    Thanks,

    Andrew

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  • I don't think this is something that has been implemented recently - certainly I didn't find anything that suggested that when I did a search. I'm on a plane so can't test some older versions such as ISR1 of IC616 that you're using. It's possible that there may have been a bug then or in the MMSIM version you're using (what is that? It should be shown near the top of the spectre output log file).

    I'll do some checks on this and the stb analysis once I'm back in the office - but it would be useful to know the MMSIM version to help correlate.

    Thanks,

    Andrew

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