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saving operating points

Charanraj Mohan

Hi,

I am writing something like this below,

'save M0,M1:all'

in the file saveop.scs and loading this in the model libraries setting of the ADE and getting the dc operating points in the simulation.

It worked well in AMS 0.35um, UMC 130nm, but not in ST 130nm :-(

Do you have an alternate way to this easier like above or to tackle this ??

I am using IC 6.1.6 130 version.


Thanks in advance.

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  • I really wanted to know if you ended up with a list of parameters on the form after having done the "get from simulation". If  you don't, the chances are that these are subckt models with the actual devices inside and so it can't see any parameters for the instances you have on the schematic.

    I was more interested in seeing a log file from the normal simulation and if there were warnings there. I wouldn't have expected to see warnings during the "get from simulation" run.

    Either way, I'm answering this in my "spare" time - and I don't have any more spare time to respond to this as I shall soon be on vacation for a couple of weeks. That was another reason for me suggesting you contact customer support...

    Regards,

    Andrew.

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  • I really wanted to know if you ended up with a list of parameters on the form after having done the "get from simulation". If  you don't, the chances are that these are subckt models with the actual devices inside and so it can't see any parameters for the instances you have on the schematic.

    I was more interested in seeing a log file from the normal simulation and if there were warnings there. I wouldn't have expected to see warnings during the "get from simulation" run.

    Either way, I'm answering this in my "spare" time - and I don't have any more spare time to respond to this as I shall soon be on vacation for a couple of weeks. That was another reason for me suggesting you contact customer support...

    Regards,

    Andrew.

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