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I have tried to perform a transient noise analysis, but I received this error:
ERROR (SPECTRE-16192): No convergence achieved with the minimum time step specified.
I have read the possible solutions, but I don't know how to change "cmin". Do you have any suggestion? Are there other...
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I have a question about fingering. If I create a 2-finger transistor, it is possible to create it with the D-S-D configuration or only with the S-D-S configuration_ In the case it is possible, which is the option in Virtuoso to set it?
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I have a question about post-layout noise analysis. When I select the noise analysis in ADE L it is required to choose a positive and a negative output node. In case of post-layout simulations, these node have to be choosen from the av_extracted view?
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I have a question about the Extraction tab of the Assura QRC editor. In the section "cap coupling mode" it is possible to switch between Coupled, Decoupled or Decoupled to Substrate . Which is the difference between these options and, above all, in which kind of parasitic simulation it...
Ok! Thanks for this answer. I have a further question. If I type VN() or VN2() as output variable I can see the total output noise of the circuit. There is a way for seeing not the total noise but only the noise of a single device creating an output variable (not using the noise summary for...
I'm simulating the noise of a circuit, but I want to use as an output variable not all the noise (represented by the VN2() function) but only the noise caused by a device (in this case the input transistor). Which method should I use?
I've created a DAC using veriloga(the code is below). My question is which function can I use in veriloga (in digital verilog the function posedge is used) to save the V(out) value only at the rising edge of the control signal?
module DAC_verilog(ctrl,b0,b1,b2,b3,b4,out);
input...
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