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Plot Ids against model parameters (Vth-threshold)

Hi,

My aim is to have a plot of Vt(threshold) - Yaxis against the range of temperatures- Xaxis ( to see behaviour of vth for various temperatures) over constant different Vgs or Vds

I know exactly how to do it through reading the posts which are very helpful but since I am new to cadence so just have navigation problems.

The transistor and the connections are ready and I have already plotted Ids VS (Vgs and Vds) with temperature corners,

Through posts I have learned that I have to,

1) create an include file (e.g. save.scs) with contents 'save M1:vth' --> Can anyone please tell the navigation and how to do that?

2) reference this file from Setup->Model Libraries or Setup->Simulation Files --> Can anyone please tell the navigation and how to do that ?

3) To see parameter from the Results browser after your dc sweep ( I can do this one)

Can anyone please tell me how can I do that ? It would be appreciated,

Thanking in anticipation,

HassanSyed over 11 years ago

Hi,
I know the answer to 2) also now,
Can anyone please let me know just how to create an include file (e.g. save.scs) and have the contents 'save M1:vth' saved on it ?
Thank you,
Regards,
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Andrew Beckett over 11 years ago

You need to use a text editor (e.g. vi, emacs, nedit, gedit etc) in UNIX to create a file with these contents. Not hard... (pretty obvious I thought from your summary of the numerous posts on this).
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ANdrew.
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HassanSyed over 11 years ago

Thanks Andrew, :)
Pretty much straight forward it was. My naiveness was the result of my unfamiliarity with the UNIX environment,
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Syed
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