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Difference corner and montecarlo simulations

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Hello,

what is the difference between corner and montecarlo simulations?

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Olzanin
 

corner doesn't include mismatch information, montecarlo does.
 

Things got mashed up.

You can have corners and monte-carlo for process as well as mismatch!

Yield is typical simulated by monte-carlo. Corner simulation verify if your circuit work up to specification in an unlikely process parameter corner.

The same approach is applicable to process mismatch. You can have a corner made of an individual instance or vary all relevant instances at all by distributions.
 
rfsystem,

I agree with your first sentence
Yield is typical simulated by monte-carlo. Corner simulation verify if your circuit work up to specification in an unlikely process parameter corner.

But I don't understand the last one.
I never run monte-carlo simulation at corners because this is not realistic at all. Can you please explain in a better way if I'm wrong ?

Thanks
 

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