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What should I specify for the reference node in PSS?

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Hi,

I am running a PSS simulation for an oscillator that gives differential output. I would like to know what I should specify in that case in the oscillation reference node?

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Is it okay if I mention the positive output node (voutp) in the oscillaton node box and negative output node (voutm) in the reference node box, as shown above?

Thanks!
 

Is it okay if I mention the positive output node (voutp) in the oscillaton node box and negative output node (voutm) in the reference node box, as shown above?
Okay.

See analysis statement in netlist.

I don't know what simulator you use.
However see "spectre -h pss" as unix command, if you use Cadence Spectre.
 

Yes. It is perfectly ok. LC VCOs are differential and it is ok to give the reference node as the negative output node. Results will not be different.
 

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