spectre simulation question????

spectre monte carlo

anyone tell me how to do several corners in the spectre interface simulator one time, thank you very much!!!!!

monte carlo spectre

isnot that .alter work?
spectre can read hspice netlist
if you choose this fuction

spectre, monte carlo, manual

Hi,

Cadence Analog Artist has an option "Corners" for a corner analysis.
It works like a more complex parametric analysis.
You need to defind a path for your corner models and run Corners Analysis.

As a result you'll get a set of curves for different corners.

Open "Analog Design Environment " window, choose "Tools", "Corners" and get "Corners Analysis" window.

B/rgds

spectre monte carlo simulation

xiongshoufen said:

anyone tell me how to do several corners in the spectre interface simulator one time, thank you very much!!!!!

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I want to know where can be used "corner"??

monte carlo spectre runs

this is also regarding the SpectreS. I want to know whether Monte Carlo Analysis is possible in SpectreS?
Thanks in advance.

- srivats

spectre alter

Both Monte Carlo and Corner analysis is possible in Spectre,
if you have artist_statistics license. The Analog Design Environment
window will have options for Corner analysis and Monte Carlo
simulation, under the "tools" menu.

In corner analysis, you need to set the path of your tech file PDK
(Process Development Kit), which contains all your model files.
Spectre will automatically realize the corners present in your model
files and will give you those fields. You need the set the temperature
of each corner and special simulation plots, if any required. Set
other analysis as usual in ADE window and simulate.

In Monte Carlo, you need to givethe path of your Monte Caro
process file and set the number of runs and also set options to
sweep process alone or process along with temperature.

Results of Monte Carlo and Corner analysis can also be seen as
Histograms.

--Radigital

spectre montecarlo histogram

ADE -> tools -> Corner, then load the .pcf file and add the measurements.