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TSMC equivalent circuit for components

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Hi, all,

I'm using the TSMC 0.13um CMOS proccess. I would expect some influence to the frequency response, for example for one amplifier stage, when I was using a huge resistor as the AC coupling bias resistor for the next stage. But the simulation results show almost no influence, and I found that the resistor, for example rphpoly, has no parasitic capacitance in the equivalent circuit in the model file.

So my question is how can I get the practical performance of the circuit, when these components' model didn't provide parasitics in the model file?

BR
 

I am not sure if you got Mix-signal RF model from tsmc.
Usually, they will put 3-terminal resistor model in it. There is no such model in logic spice kit.
 

Yes, we are using the mixed-signal model from tsmc. but there's no 3-terminal resistor in the process library.
 

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