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Dear all,
I want to simulate a netlist test.sp which includes a veriloga file by this line:
.hdl "./nand_va.va"
and I run the hspice like this:
hspice test.sp -o test
And the simulator just halts there and won't stop! No any errors and no any messages. I need to press Ctrl+C to...
I changed the names and now like this :
.subckt rppo1rpo A B lr=length wr=width .....
...
...
.ends
XR1 A B rppo1rpo lr=20u wr=1u
.local_variation
subckt rppo1rpo rsh='1.3e-6/sqrt(get_E(WR)*get_E(LR))'
.end_local_variation
It shows: **error** unrecognized instance parameter wr used with e()...
Dear all,
In .dcmatch simulation, we can use get_E() to get the width and length value as the example (from the HSpice manual):
.variation
.end_global_variation
.local_variation
nmos MODN vth0='9.5e-9/sqrt(get_E(W)*get_E(L)*get_E(M))'
pmos MODP...
Still the same :(
** error ** No definition for 0:temp
It seems that the keyword "temp" can not be recognized by Hspice unless I use it after "sweep", which is not i want.
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By the way, I tried to use "time" in...
It doesn't work. There's an error like this:
** error ** No definition for 0:temp
Any idea? ( I tried both with/without .temp statement. Neither can work.)
Instead of sweeping the temperature, I want to change the temperature "with time" while performing a transient analysis. Can we do that in Hspice?
For example, the temp. is 25℃ at 0 us and goes to 150℃ at 100us during transient simulation.
Hope you understand my question. Thanks for your help.
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