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Saving terminal currents of extracted circuit breaks harmonic balance simulation

MatthewLove
MatthewLove over 5 years ago

I have a CMOS inverter that I've extracted to a dspf file using Calibre xACT.

When I save any of the terminal currents of the extracted block in a harmonic balance simulation, the circuit ceases to oscillate and the output is just a dc signal.

Does anyone know why this happens? The simulation completes without error and it was just luck that I noticed this was the cause. I've tried it with transient and dc simulations but they run fine.

I'm using Cadence ICADVM18.1-64b.83.

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  • Andrew Beckett
    Andrew Beckett over 5 years ago

    No idea. Please contact customer support as I think we'll need to see the test case.

    Regards,

    Andrew.

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