SPICE software and tutorials for IC design

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Help for using SPICE

I am researching in CMOS analog IC design. I want to use SPICE for simulink analog component

Anyone help me to solve this problem
1. What software I should to use ?
2. What document I need read to use SPICE

Thank you so much
 

Re: Help for using SPICE

Download pspice or hspice of student version from anywhere. For

example you can download student version of pspice from www.orcad.com

and then read some tutorial or books on spice
here is a link for spice reference:
 

Re: Help for using SPICE

another link: a Hspice tutorial
 

Re: Help for using SPICE

you can examine these circuits.

**broken link removed** handbook of 50 basic circuits
 

Re: Help for using SPICE

If you search for spice keyword this site in ebook upload/download section you will find more books
 

Re: Help for using SPICE

As for me, I'm using Tanner Tools for my design. There are a lot of good software that can be used for the desing purposes! This software is depends on your what system do you use, either UNIX or WINDOWS!

H-SPICE is the most accurate software for simulation. A good knowledge is very important to use the software. If you are familiar with any SPICE software, this will not a big problem as every SPICE software is like the same! The only different is their systax! So,please read the manual 1st befor you run a simulation. :lol:
 

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i totally agree with them, i recently started to use it and turn out to be grat; however i have a cuetion, why the same circuit simulated in hspice and in pspice, with the same models, i have to change the adjustment to obtein the same result, and i`m talkin about the oposite, like increase or decrease the with of a nmos transistor?
 

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