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Is bsim3v3 the only valid Mosfet model of doing analog simulation in
spectre?
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spectre?
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Ask your professor ;-)Is bsim3v3 the only valid Mosfet model of doing analog simulation in
spectre?
Thank you.
Maybe he's unable to see him?On 17 Oct 2005 12:42:08 -0700, "vivian" <wangllu@yahoo.com> wrote:
Is bsim3v3 the only valid Mosfet model of doing analog simulation in
spectre?
Thank you.
Ask your professor ;-)
Then RTFM ;-)"Jim Thompson" <thegreatone@example.com> a écrit dans le message de
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On 17 Oct 2005 12:42:08 -0700, "vivian" <wangllu@yahoo.com> wrote:
Is bsim3v3 the only valid Mosfet model of doing analog simulation in
spectre?
Thank you.
Ask your professor ;-)
Maybe he's unable to see him?
"Level=49" is an HSpice designation. What does Spectre call it?what about tsmc25, level 49? It seems that spectre doesn't recognize
'NMOS' or 'PMOS' device.
Az far az I am concernd spetre and matlab and other stuff iz arse wotIs bsim3v3 the only valid Mosfet model of doing analog simulation in
spectre?
Thank you.
NMOS and PMOS are device TYPES. The actual MODEL will be supplied byThank you, Jim.
I checked the document of spectre, and found that it supports bsim1, 2,
3, 3v3, 4, and some other device models.
it deos not have NMOS or PMOS deveice model at all, which means the
tsmc25 spectre model
(level 11)can not be used in spectre. So I will use bsim3v3 and see the
results.