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Whether BSIM-IMG model suitable for passive mixer's IIP3 measurement in Spectre

RFStuff over 5 years ago

Dear All,

Just want to know whether BSIM-IMG model suitable for passive mixer's IIP3 measurement in Spectre ?

Kind Regards,

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ShawnLogan over 5 years ago

Dear RFstuff,

RFStuff said:
Just want to know whether BSIM-IMG model suitable for passive mixer's IIP3 measurement in Spectre ?

I am not sure what version of spectre you are using. The model appears to be supported in the version I am using (sub-version 18.1.0.335.isr6). Did you try typing:

$ spectre -h bsimcmg

at your UNIX prompt?

Andrew suggested this in a reply to a similar post many years ago at URL:

How to use BSIM-CMG models to build and simulate FinFET ...

You might want to refer o the discussion in this post. I hope I understood your question and this helps!

Shawn
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RFStuff over 5 years ago in reply to ShawnLogan

Thanks a lot Swan.

But, my query was not that whether my spectre is supporting BSIM-IMG. It is supporting.

But, my question is:- whether BSIM-IMG model suitable for passive mixer's IIP3 measurement in Spectre

As I remember BISM-6 is good for passive mixer's IIP3 measurement in Spectre, But is BSIM-IMG ?
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Andrew Beckett over 5 years ago in reply to RFStuff

As far as I know, BSIM-IMG (bsimimg in spectre) should be OK as it's a surface potential model like BSIM6/BSIMBULK. I've not seen anything to contradict that, but also have not seen any conversations/discussions about how well it works for passive mixers either.

Regards,

Andrew.
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RFStuff over 5 years ago in reply to Andrew Beckett

Thanks Andrew.
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Thanks Andrew.
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