ft of a transistor - non existent in the documentation.

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Try set m of MOS larger, e.g. m=20.

Anyway your MOS is not modeled well for RF.

Plot H21.
ft is a frequency of H21=0dB.
 
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y21? I have ploted the S21 which was what you asked.

Do you really want the Y21? That would mean to reconfigure the testbench.

Gonna make the transistor bigger.

I don't know if you read, but I said that this mosfet is nota RF MOS but I want to know what's the range of frequencies that I can use this transistor. Do you know what I mean?

There is any other way to check at which extend the model can be used for high frequencies?

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What you mean by: "ft is a frequency of y21=0dB." ?
 

Sorry. Not Y21.
H21 is correct.

Increase m of MOS, e.g. m=20 until S21 >> 0dB.
 
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I am not forcing Idrain. Should I use a current source? Doesnt make sense. So I just can increase the W Right?

I think I am gonna leave this and I'll try with a different design kit just for this purpose.
 

"dcblock" and "dcfeed" are very common primitives in RF Simulator.
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However introduction of these is faily recent in Cadence Spectre.

So you can use "analogLib/dcblock" and "analogLib/dcfeed".

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Or use two sp2tswitch.
One is for gate.
The other is for drain.
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I used "analogLib/sp2tswitch" in attached example.

You may use "analogLib/dcblock" and "analogLib/dcfeed"
instead of "analogLib/sp2tswitch".
 

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