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Hi ALL,
Do anyone familiar with the flow / processes to characterize std cell library at silicon level?
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i want to understand the flow....
(1) normally how long it will take.
(2) what are the tests need to be done
There was no any nsub value in the lib file. It use Gamma and Phi to determine the nsub
i am running a pspice model with hspice tool. Is it workable?
I think the limit of nsub is different for these 2 different tools.
Hi ALL,,
I am using the STANDARD MOSFET from NXP semiconductor.
They provide a Spice lib in their website.
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I plug in the model in my HSpice simulation. I did manually edit the Spice lib file to fit in for HSpice simulation.
But, i have encounter the problem below...
Hi ALL,
I had a metal layer of bus signal which i wish to calculate the effective resistance of this layer.
Please see the attachment file for the layout.
Can i just calculate the whole rectangle and minus the the empty space to get the effective resistance? will it be accurate?
Thanks...
Hi ALL,
I having a verilog compilation error. Need help adn guidance.
I have a instance connected as below,
USB_A0 U1 (
.PLLDIVM(1'b0),
.PLLDIVK[1](1'b0),
);
I have a compilation error :
Error-[SE] Syntax error
token is '['
Can I know how to solve this?
Thanks.
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Halo ALL,
I am trying to cross match the lib file data with simulation output.
In lib file,
rise_transition ("del_1_6_6") {
index_1("0.24, 0.48, 0.96, 1.2, 2.4, 4.8");
index_2("1.86655, 6.86655, 11.8665, 21.8665, 36.8665, 51.8665")...
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