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How to plot Noise Modulating Function for VCOs in Cadence Virtuoso?

Hello,

I would like to plot the the Noise Modulating Function (NMF) for the oscillating nodes in any VCO. What are the steps for the same?

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Srayan Sankar Chatterjee

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Tawna over 2 years ago

Please contact Cadence Support https://support.cadence.com and file a Case. You are welcome to put me on the Case cc list. I'm investigating this.

best regards,

Tawna
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Srayan over 2 years ago in reply to Tawna

I'm sorry but what do you mean by "file a case."

As in, take legal action?
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Tawna over 2 years ago in reply to Srayan

Are you a university student? If so, talk to your professor (or professor who is the Cadence contact person) and ask them to file a Case on https://support.cadence.com . A "Case" is a "support ticket" so we can investigate and file a CCR (Cadence Change Request) if necessary to update our software. If you are a Cadence customer on Maintenance, then you can create a login on the https://support.cadence.com website, login, and create a "Case". A Customer Support AE will contact you.

I am familiar with the term NMF. I'm talking to R&D about this.

best regards,

Tawna
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Tawna over 2 years ago in reply to Srayan

Are you a university student? If so, talk to your professor (or professor who is the Cadence contact person) and ask them to file a Case on https://support.cadence.com . A "Case" is a "support ticket" so we can investigate and file a CCR (Cadence Change Request) if necessary to update our software. If you are a Cadence customer on Maintenance, then you can create a login on the https://support.cadence.com website, login, and create a "Case". A Customer Support AE will contact you.

I am familiar with the term NMF. I'm talking to R&D about this.

best regards,

Tawna
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