Temperature source

Discussion in 'Cadence' started by Arik Zafrany, Mar 16, 2010.

  1. Arik Zafrany

    Arik Zafrany Guest

    Hi,

    Does anyone knows how can I simulate the temperature that has some
    frequency (and not as a parameters)?

    For example, I want to simulate what happens to a circuit when the
    temperature is going up and down in a periodic manner - what is the
    influence of that?

    Thanks,
     
    Arik Zafrany, Mar 16, 2010
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  2. Arik Zafrany wrote, on 03/16/10 09:10:
    You can vary temperature over time, since MMSIM62. Look in
    <MMSIMinstDir>/doc/spectreuser/spectreuser.pdf for a section headed "Sweeping
    Parameters During Transient Analysis" (search for param_vec in the pdf and
    you'll find it). You have to specify it in a piece-wise way (rather than a
    periodic way) but it's fairly straightforward.

    Regards,

    Andrew.
     
    Andrew Beckett, Mar 16, 2010
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  3. Arik Zafrany

    Arik Zafrany Guest

    How do I run this command? Do I need to write an ocean script for
    that?

    Thanks,
     
    Arik Zafrany, Mar 17, 2010
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  4. Arik Zafrany wrote, on 03/17/10 16:38:
    If you're using a recent enough IC build (either IC5141 or IC613/4) you'll see a
    checkbox "Dynamic Parameter" on the Transient Analysis form in ADE.

    If not, then go to the Options button on the tran analysis form, and at the
    bottom where it says "Additional Parameters" (in IC613/4 this is on the Misc
    tab), type in the additional parameters, e.g

    param=temp param_vec=[0 25 10n 30]

    etc.

    If you look at the resulting netlist, the tran analysis should have these
    additional parameters, as described in the documentation.

    Regards,

    Andrew.
     
    Andrew Beckett, Mar 17, 2010
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  5. Arik Zafrany

    Arik Zafrany Guest

    Andrew,

    Thank you very much :)
     
    Arik Zafrany, Mar 18, 2010
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