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Default models file provided by cadence

Sameerpy

From which foundry models files for 180nm is provided by cadence or they just gpdk?

Please help.I will be grateful.

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  • First of all, for future reference, technical questions should not be asked in the Feedback, Suggestions and Questions forum (that's for issues with the forums itself, primarily). I moved this into an appropriate technical forum.

    Cadence does not provide foundry models; instead, you should get these from the foundry (as it's their IP). Usually you would either get a PDK (if using Virtuoso) or you can just get the models separately in most cases if you're using a simulator standalone.

    We provide various Generic PDK models (available at http://pdk.cadence.com ) but these are representative of a technology and not a real technology - they are for training and demonstration purposes.

    Regards,

    Andrew

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  • First of all, for future reference, technical questions should not be asked in the Feedback, Suggestions and Questions forum (that's for issues with the forums itself, primarily). I moved this into an appropriate technical forum.

    Cadence does not provide foundry models; instead, you should get these from the foundry (as it's their IP). Usually you would either get a PDK (if using Virtuoso) or you can just get the models separately in most cases if you're using a simulator standalone.

    We provide various Generic PDK models (available at http://pdk.cadence.com ) but these are representative of a technology and not a real technology - they are for training and demonstration purposes.

    Regards,

    Andrew

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