What files are involved/useful in Spectre simulation?

Discussion in 'Cadence' started by Eric Lau, Apr 12, 2004.

  1. Eric Lau

    Eric Lau Guest

    Hello,
    Although I've been using Spectre for a while, most of my simulations
    are done within the graphic interface (i.e., Analog Enviroment), and
    I'm still not very clear how those files are involved and being used
    by Spectre. What I can summarize here are:
    1. model card: nmos, pmos, diode... no doubt they are necessary.
    2. Stimulus file: the stimulus can be either directly included in the
    schematic or created manually in a stimulus file
    3. Spectre(SPICE) command file: controls what the simulator does, such
    as dc, ac, transient...
    4. Anything else???

    Could anybody make a summary on this? What is your suggestion to
    run/organize a simulation?

    Thanks much!

    Eric
     
    Eric Lau, Apr 12, 2004
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