How to add "vdsat" to annotate DC Operating Points in DC analysis

[ccw27]

When I do a DC analysis and click annotate DC Operating Points it displays "id, vgs and vds". I would like it to include "vdsat" as well, how can I do that?

Thanks

 

[uladz55]

display vgs vds cadence

hi,

you need to edit CDF (Component Discription Format) for your components.
Open CDF for nmos (pmos),
find "Interpreted Labels Information" chapter,
find line "opPointLabelSet" and add "vdsat"

 

[Hughes]

candence annotate vdsat

Another method is as follows:
In the schematic window, select menu 'Edit/Label Display...', set the form entries:
Select Label: parameter
Apply To: cell
Then select a instance.
Set the form entries:
Operating Points
Then modifier the operating point variables to be displayed.

 

[xuel]

analog artist how to annotate gm

hi,

you need to edit CDF (Component Discription Format) for your components.
Open CDF for nmos (pmos),
~~how to open it?

find "Interpreted Labels Information" chapter,
find line "opPointLabelSet" and add "vdsat"

Added after 3 minutes:

Another method is as follows:
In the schematic window, select menu 'Edit/Label Display...', set the form entries:
Select Label: parameter
Apply To: cell
Then select a instance.

Set the form entries:
why no form appear.

 

[Hughes]

cadence number of transistor

Another method is as follows:
In the schematic window, select menu 'Edit/Label Display...', set the form entries:
Select Label: parameter
Apply To: cell
Then select a instance.

Set the form entries:
why no form appear.

Are you sure you have selected the menu "Edit / Label Display ..." from the schematic editor window?

 

[ccw27]

cadence display gm operating point

Is there a limit on the number of transistor parameters you can display? Because for pmos I have id, vgs, vth, vds and vdsat and all of them are displayed, however for nmos vdsat is not displayed. Is there any way around it?

Thanks

 

[Hughes]

vgs ids cadence nmos

Is there a limit on the number of transistor parameters you can display? Because for pmos I have id, vgs, vth, vds and vdsat and all of them are displayed, however for nmos vdsat is not displayed. Is there any way around it?

Yes. Modify the devices' CDF information according the method uladz55 posted. Then modify the symbol view and add a ilLabel: cdsParam(4). Now you will get four parameters displayed.

 

[layes2]

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[jc2]

cadence cdsparam

I want to see the vth and gm, operating region (satutation, linear, cutoff) of the transistors. And I want that these values have more digits. How could I do that?

Thanks in advance.

 

[aviquid]

Hi, In the editing window, go to view -> annotations -> setup -> then you select your specific library, cell and instance, and then edit the cdsparams according to your needs.

 

[sutapanaki]

This is good for the transistor/transistors you select. But how can you do it for every transistor in the circuit, then save the settings and reuse them for another, completely different circuit without going through the choose device/set parameter cycle again?

 

[dick_freebird]

What do you suppose more digits is going to provide
you, when you're lucky to have models that have
better than +/-10% match to reality-on-a-given-wafer?

cadence cdsparam

I want to see the vth and gm, operating region (satutation, linear, cutoff) of the transistors. And I want that these values have more digits. How could I do that?

Thanks in advance.

 

[Dominik Przyborowski]

11 years, somebody win the conquest for the golden shovel of archeology

 

[melkord]

This is good for the transistor/transistors you select. But how can you do it for every transistor in the circuit, then save the settings and reuse them for another, completely different circuit without going through the choose device/set parameter cycle again?

Have you found solution for this?

I am having this situation right now.
I can use OP() command like in the picture. but it is for specific device. I tried to use wildcard ? and * to no avail.

 

[sutapanaki]

No, I haven't.

 

[Dominik Przyborowski]

By using annotation setup form it should be straight forward.

However, if you are looking for some more sophisticated way, check cdf documentation - there are commands with examples.

 

[Shashankgowda]

When I do a DC analysis and click annotate DC Operating Points it displays "id, vgs and vds". I would like it to include "vdsat" as well, how can I do that?

Thanks

check out the images I've attached.

 

[sutapanaki]

Thanks. But then how do you use this same annotation setup on a completely different schematic without going through the same steps of choosing the DC parameters again?

 

[Shashankgowda]

Thanks. But then how do you use this same annotation setup on a completely different schematic without going through the same steps of choosing the DC parameters again?

you can save the cdf parameters as default and it'll appear for every schematic. check out the attachment for reference.

 

[Dominik Przyborowski]

Thanks. But then how do you use this same annotation setup on a completely different schematic without going through the same steps of choosing the DC parameters again?

Save setup and then load it for new session or even load it during virtuoso start in cdsinit?