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ncelab(64): 09.20-s016
1) by using "OSS-based netlister with irun"
ERROR: Missing .cdb or .oa file in library c090_phy_lib cell c090_bias view
bhv.
The OSS netlister requires a .cdb or .oa file in lib/cell/view
directory.
If one does not exist, you can create one either by importing the...
Hey guys, I got a scenario during power down where my design still have VCCIO (3.3V) stay above my inverter's VIL level. This has translated into my chip is still power on.
I have no idea on board design. Does this scenario hold true? How would the industry spec their power supply rail in term...
ultrasim load dc
Hey guyz, can u tell me how to load the dcOp.dc into the simulation after my first run on "save DC operating point".
I found that the dcOp.dc is a binary file which I cannot use "readic" to load them. Any idea?
Thanks in advance.
I/O vs Core Design
Electrically, I/O cell design is usually driven by the external customer specification. However, core design sometimes will have loosen design target which is more likely to take care for overall system. Usually I/O cell design is more customize than core design because the...
Hi guyz,
We have seen coupling effect takes place everywhere in a fast switching single ended buffer circuit. Any material about how to counter the coupling effect?
I am currently designing a buffer. How do we actually optimize for the coupling effect between bias generator and the pad seen by...
Active RC Filter design
The desired filter corner frequency must fall within the unity gain bandwidth of your opamp.
So that u can meet the cutoff frequency when u design the 0dB(unity gain) LPF in close-loop.
Open-loop gain of the opamp should be as high as possible (~60dB).
cadence region of operation
Maybe u can try to use Annotate voltage on the schematic in conjunction with Circuit conditions to increase your confidence level. If you would like to go into ocean or skill programming, write some script to sweep through all the devices' bias voltage.
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