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I'm doing a design using a clock mesh, and I would like to do spice extraction for back annotation in Encounter. In my clock mesh spec file I have the library defined like this:
Analysis
MultiPartSpice true
MultiPartSpicePartitionLevel 4
End...
Hi ioztelcan,
I fixed the problem!
You should use a bool file to help ELC with the cell recognition. To make a bool-file, check the ELC user guide appendix D.
After preparing the database, you should run the db_gsim command with the bool-file, in stead of using the db_gate command, like this...
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I'm using the UMC180nm technology to design an image sensor: the thick oxide 3.3V transistors are used for increased swing when sensing the light. I want the digital parts of my circuit to work on 1.8V (reduces area!). I'm using a thick oxide inverter attached to 1.8V in stead of 3.3V. In...
I'm making a ramp ADC: the comparator should compare the input voltage with a ramp. The output of the comparator is used as memory_enable signal to store the ramp-value in a memory.
For now, I'm just using an open-loop amplifier as a comparator. If the voltage-difference is to small, the output...
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i'm designing a comparator for a 12-bit AD-converter. I'm having some problems concerning the driving of the digital blocks after the comparator, and have these thoughts about it:
The comparator should always output a 0/1, otherwise the digital block will go in an undetermined state...
open loop amplifier gain monte carlo analysis
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I'm using a differential amplifier as a comparator to compare a ramp with an input voltage (ramp ADC principle). The comparator is just an amplifier with enough gain to amplify to Vdd/Gnd. I want to do Monte Carlo analysis to see how the gain...
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