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Exporting device component values and operating conditions into a table in Virtuoso

Hello All,

Is there a way to Export the design's device (mainly transistors) component values (W,L , M ...) and operating conditions (vds , vgs ..) into a tablular format either csv , excel ... ?

I am using IC6.1.8

thanks in advace

regards

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ShawnLogan over 3 years ago

Dear sidm,

sidm said:
s there a way to Export the design's device (mainly transistors) component values (W,L , M ...) and operating conditions (vds , vgs ..) into a tablular format either csv , excel ... ?

There is a Cadence On-line Support article detailing the SKILL code that may be used to export all CDF parameters for a schematic (does not do hierarchical dump of information) at its URL:

https://support.cadence.com/apex/ArticleAttachmentPortal?id=a1Od0000000naUXEAY&pageName=ArticleContent

I did try the code and it appears to work for me - albeit for a good size schematic with complex models and a reasonable number device models in the schematic the file size is quite large!

To export the operating conditions, you can access those with an ocean script and format them in any format you desire. The ocean script can be run from the UNIX command line for a completed set of DC operating point analysis or as an Explorer/Assembler ocean script output.

Shawn
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sidm over 3 years ago in reply to ShawnLogan

thanks Shawn.
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sidm over 3 years ago in reply to ShawnLogan

thanks Shawn.
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ShawnLogan over 3 years ago in reply to sidm

Dear sidm,

You are most welcome - but I hope it helped solve your question most of all!!

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