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how to plot Noise contribution of different noise source

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Hi, there,
I want to use hspice to see the noise contribution of each noise source, I can find this information on the output file, how can i plot these data in awaves or Ccsope, etc.?

TIA.
 

Hi Julian

If i understand your rec. correctly you can do this by directly opening *.ac0 file in cscope or awaves. which will have independent noise values.

Hope this helps. If not please let me know more about u r rec.

Thanks
 

Blackuni said:
Hi Julian

If i understand your rec. correctly you can do this by directly opening *.ac0 file in cscope or awaves. which will have independent noise values.

Hope this helps. If not please let me know more about u r rec.

Thanks

Hi Blackuni
I think you know what i mean, in fact i can see the noise contribution from the output of hspice, and i can find these noise variables in Awaves or Cscope, but when i display these variables, they are nothing but a straight line at zero, for example, In Cscope, there is a variable called onoise(Mnmos)(Mnmos is the transistor name), the curve of the variable is a straight line at zero, It seems that the curve does not represent the total noise contribution of the transistor but the total noise contribution of the source/drain resistance of this transistor, which is, from the output, zero.

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Hi Julian,

I 2 noticed the same behavior, I will let u know if i got something

in mean time does your mos models include the noise parameters like AF,KF, NLEV..

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Blackuni said:
Hi Julian,

I 2 noticed the same behavior, I will let u know if i got something

in mean time does your mos models include the noise parameters like AF,KF, NLEV..

Thanks

Hi Blackuni
I have KF and NLEV in my modle, but no AF.
In fact we can see the noise contribution by a single noise source in the output file of hspice, that means there ought to be some means to see these results graphically.

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