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well, if u r using only spectre (no spectre RF) then can put sin source representing noise signal and do transient analysis and examine the noise at the output (of course this can be done also with the dc offset).
if u have access to spectre RF u can do PSS then PNOISE , and see the contribution of noise at the output.
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