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Analyzing Data Type Param Slow Fast PMOS XL + - RSH + - DELVTO - + TOX + - XW - + See “Sigma Deviations” in the Star-Hspice Manual. Monte Carlo Analysis HSPICE statements needed to set up a Monte Carlo analysis are: • .PARAM statement. • .DC, .AC, or .TRAN analysis—enable MONTE. • .MEASURE statement. See “Performing Monte Carlo Analysis” in the Star-Hspice Manual. For details about the syntax for these statements, see “Analysis Syntax” in the Star-Hspice Manual. Operating Point General Form .DC MONTE=val DC Sweep General Form .DC vin 1 5 .25 SWEEP MONTE=val 13-16 Star-Hspice Quick Reference Guide
Worst Case Analysis AC Sweep General Form TRAN Sweep General Form .AC dec 10 100 10meg SWEEP + MONTE=val .TRAN 1n 10n SWEEP MONTE=val .PARAM Distribution Function Syntax General Form Or Or Or Or abs_variation AGAUSS AUNIF GAUSS .PARAM xx=UNIF(nominal_val, + rel_variation ) .PARAM xx=AUNIF(nominal_val, + abs_variation ) .PARAM xx=GAUSS(nominal_val, + rel_variation, sigma ) .PARAM xx=AGAUSS(nominal_val, + abs_variation, sigma ) .PARAM xx=LIMIT(nominal_val, + abs_variation) The AUNIF and AGAUSS vary the nominal_val by +/- abs_variation. Gaussian distribution function using absolute variation. Uniform distribution function using absolute variation. Gaussian distribution function using relative variation. Star-Hspice Quick Reference Guide 13-17
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Star-Hspice Quick Reference Guide R
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AGREEMENT WITH AVANT! CORPORATION O
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1- Chapter 1 Introduction This Quic
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Input and Output Files Input and Ou
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.PARAMETER .END Input and Output Fi
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Pulse Source Function General Form
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Temperature Effects Temperature Eff
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LEVEL 6 Philips Bipolar Model LEVEL
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