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Plotting gm vs vgs with dc sweep

Casp

Hi,

I am using cadence IC6.1.6 and trying to plot gm vs Vgs for a differential pair.

I saw at other conversation that Andrew suggested to make a separate scs file and use the command "save M1:gm".

If I do the same then it give a warning that 'gm' is not a valid terminal of M1. In scs file it uses terminal number e,g 1,2 etc to save the current.

Is there any alternative to save the gm with dc sweep ?  

Regards,

M. Kamran 

  • Please do not double post questions - this is covered in the Forum Guidelines. It won't get answered any more quickly by doing that - probably the opposite.This is the wrong forum anyway for your question, because it's nothing to do with SKILL. I'll answer it in your other thread: 

    Plotting Gm vs Vgs in cadence IC6.1.6
    Hi, I want to plot gm of a transistor vs vin. Basically gm of a differential pair with input. I read it on this forum where Andrew Beckett suggested to make a file and write save M1:gm and then add…
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    Regards,

    Andrew

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