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spice netlist and spectre netlist!

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spectre include netlist

I'am using spectre to simulate circuits containing standard cell.The problem is tsmc provide the spice netlist of standard cell. But it is not supported by spectre.
How to translate spice nelist to spectre netlist?

Thanks very much!
 

spice netlist simulation spectre

Spectre netlists are default Spectre netlists in Cadence. Spectre netlists are identified only with .scs extension or with a statement "simulator lang=spectre" in the netlist file. You can include them with include files option in Analog Design Environment of Cadence.
 

spectre netlist to spice

gunturikishore said:
Spectre netlists are default Spectre netlists in Cadence. Spectre netlists are identified only with .scs extension or with a statement "simulator lang=spectre" in the netlist file. You can include them with include files option in Analog Design Environment of Cadence.
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I'm sorry. I can't understand what you told me!
Can you explain a little more clearly?
 

spectre vs spice

There is perl script provide by cadence in converting the spice netlist to spectre netlist.

By the way, TSMC always provide digital/analog library pdk to designers. So what you do is use include the spectre model inside tsmc pdk to run the simulation.
 

spice netlist + simulator lang=spectre

sorry, SPICE netlists are default SPECTRE netslists in Cadence environment. so you need not to worry about SPICE netlists. If you want to use symbols in your design schematic and SPICE netlist for the corresponding symbols you should do it through the Hierarchy Editor.
 

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spectre hierarchy spice

maybe u can write a perl by yourself.
 

spectre netlist using perlscript

gunturikishore said:
sorry, SPICE netlists are default SPECTRE netslists in Cadence environment. so you need not to worry about SPICE netlists. If you want to use symbols in your design schematic and SPICE netlist for the corresponding symbols you should do it through the Hierarchy Editor.
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I have got it!
Thank you very much!
 

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