Oct 25, 2007 #1 A abcyin Full Member level 4 Joined Apr 15, 2005 Messages 236 Helped 12 Reputation 24 Reaction score 3 Trophy points 1,298 Activity points 2,855 Hi, all I am wondering that how to do the current gain simulation in spectre, andbody can give me a sketch map to show the simulation configuration? Thx in advance!
Hi, all I am wondering that how to do the current gain simulation in spectre, andbody can give me a sketch map to show the simulation configuration? Thx in advance!
Oct 25, 2007 #2 Fom Advanced Member level 2 Joined Mar 10, 2004 Messages 630 Helped 84 Reputation 168 Reaction score 34 Trophy points 1,308 Location Taiwan Activity points 4,463 Using calculator (I_out_pin)/(I_in_pin). The rest of thinngs is just setup input and output conditions properly. But it depends on your application. Beta for bipolar transistor is current_gain also. Do you have any problem to simulate that?
Using calculator (I_out_pin)/(I_in_pin). The rest of thinngs is just setup input and output conditions properly. But it depends on your application. Beta for bipolar transistor is current_gain also. Do you have any problem to simulate that?
Oct 25, 2007 #3 A abcyin Full Member level 4 Joined Apr 15, 2005 Messages 236 Helped 12 Reputation 24 Reaction score 3 Trophy points 1,298 Activity points 2,855 What I indeed want to do is to simulate the AC response of a current mirror, and for this condition, you sure that the calculator method can work? Added after 1 minutes: And how to add the source and load for the current mirror if I want to get the AC response, Thx again!
What I indeed want to do is to simulate the AC response of a current mirror, and for this condition, you sure that the calculator method can work? Added after 1 minutes: And how to add the source and load for the current mirror if I want to get the AC response, Thx again!
Oct 27, 2007 #4 leo_o2 Advanced Member level 4 Joined Sep 3, 2004 Messages 1,322 Helped 278 Reputation 558 Reaction score 241 Trophy points 1,343 Location China Activity points 5,761 Yes, of course calculator can do. You need to add a AC=1 current source at the input and monitor the output current. Added after 1 minutes: Use "if" and "db20" function in calculate.
Yes, of course calculator can do. You need to add a AC=1 current source at the input and monitor the output current. Added after 1 minutes: Use "if" and "db20" function in calculate.