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Symbol view vs. spectre view

Magistus

Hi,

I'm a little bit confused. I want to simulate some schematics using Spectre. The Cells i used have different Views. Until now i always used the symbol-view. But now i wondering: What are the other views used for? There are these views:


Should i use the spectre-view if i want to simulate using Spectre?

Thank you for all answers!

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  • Andrew Beckett said:

    Actually, this is documented in the Virtuoso Analog Design Environment L User Guide (in cdnshelp, or look at <ICinstDir>/doc/anasimhelp/anasimhelp.pdf ). There's a section called "How the Netlister Expands Hierarchy" which explains this. In fact Agilent's site seems to have lifted exactly the same flowchart from the ADE documentation ;-)

    Thanks for letting me know, Andrew. For some reason, this document does not show up when I search support.cadence.com for "stop view".

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  • Andrew Beckett said:

    Actually, this is documented in the Virtuoso Analog Design Environment L User Guide (in cdnshelp, or look at <ICinstDir>/doc/anasimhelp/anasimhelp.pdf ). There's a section called "How the Netlister Expands Hierarchy" which explains this. In fact Agilent's site seems to have lifted exactly the same flowchart from the ADE documentation ;-)

    Thanks for letting me know, Andrew. For some reason, this document does not show up when I search support.cadence.com for "stop view".

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