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cdl out, create netlist, create dc simulation in unix

tomchen

Hi:

there are some problems I want to ask.

 1. how do I cdl out in unix terminal??

 2. how do I create netlist in unix terminal??

3. how do I create dc simulation in unix terminal??

 

thanks 

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  • skillUser

     Hi Tom,

    1. You can use the "si" 'batch' netlister. You may find Solution 11005433 useful in that task.

    2. See 1.

    3. Assuming that you are using Spectre (though other simulators would work), you can either set up the appropriate controls and circuit stimulation around the netlist that you created and invoke the spectre simulation directly from the command line, or you can use ADE to create the input.scs netlist and control and invoke that, or you can use OCEAN to set up and run the simulation in a non-graphical way.

    Which version of Cadence tools are you using (this may well have an impact on the exact flow you might use)?

    Hope this helps!

    Regards,

    Lawrence.

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  • skillUser

     Hi Tom,

    1. You can use the "si" 'batch' netlister. You may find Solution 11005433 useful in that task.

    2. See 1.

    3. Assuming that you are using Spectre (though other simulators would work), you can either set up the appropriate controls and circuit stimulation around the netlist that you created and invoke the spectre simulation directly from the command line, or you can use ADE to create the input.scs netlist and control and invoke that, or you can use OCEAN to set up and run the simulation in a non-graphical way.

    Which version of Cadence tools are you using (this may well have an impact on the exact flow you might use)?

    Hope this helps!

    Regards,

    Lawrence.

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