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Print model card parameter names

ChrisEAS

Hi ..

Is there a way to display all parameter names of a model card using SKILL? I wanted to create a Spectre sensitivity analysis statement using those parameters. I've been searching for a while already... I'd much appreciate your help! Thanks.

Chris

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  • Andrew Beckett

    Chris,

    It was the "Print" in the title of the post that made me think you wanted to print it ;-)

    Anyway, this is easily doable. You can do:

    selectResult('model)
    dataTypes() ; outputs ("mos3" "bsim4") - whatever model types you have
    outputs(?type "mos3") ; outputs just the models which match that type
    outputParams("bsim4") ; available parameters for that model type
    pv("nch" "vto") ; outputs a specific parameter
    getData("nch")->vto ; does the same thing
    getData("nch")->? ; lists all the available parameters (like outputParams, but for a given model name)
    getData("nch")->?? ; lists alternating parameter-value pairs

    Regards,

    Andrew. 

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  • Andrew Beckett

    Chris,

    It was the "Print" in the title of the post that made me think you wanted to print it ;-)

    Anyway, this is easily doable. You can do:

    selectResult('model)
    dataTypes() ; outputs ("mos3" "bsim4") - whatever model types you have
    outputs(?type "mos3") ; outputs just the models which match that type
    outputParams("bsim4") ; available parameters for that model type
    pv("nch" "vto") ; outputs a specific parameter
    getData("nch")->vto ; does the same thing
    getData("nch")->? ; lists all the available parameters (like outputParams, but for a given model name)
    getData("nch")->?? ; lists alternating parameter-value pairs

    Regards,

    Andrew. 

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