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Not to remove instances whose terminals are connected together

nvyayla
nvyayla over 8 years ago

Hi,

When I want to run simulation in Spectre, I noticed that the instances whose terminals are connected together are being removed. Is there a way to keep them even if their terminals are shorted together?

Thanks,

yayla

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    nvyayla over 8 years ago
    Hi Andrew,
    Thanks for the reply. I am running aps. There is some discrepancy between post-layout sim and silicon and we want to make sure that those removed devices don't cause any issue.
    Thanks,
    yayla
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    nvyayla over 8 years ago
    Hi Andrew,
    Thanks for the reply. I am running aps. There is some discrepancy between post-layout sim and silicon and we want to make sure that those removed devices don't cause any issue.
    Thanks,
    yayla
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