Star-Hspice Quick Reference Guide

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Introduction Input Netlist File For a complete description of HSPICE installation, system configuration, setup and basic operation, please refer to the Star-Hspice Manual, “Volume 1—Simulation and Analysis.” HSPICE now accepts input line lengths of 1024 characters. Sample Input Netlist File Structure .TITLE Implicit first line; becomes input netlist file title. * or $ Comments to describe the circuit. .OPTIONS .TEMPERATURE PRINT/PLOT/ GRAPH/PROBE .IC or .NODESET SOURCES NETLIST .MACRO libraries .ALTER Set conditions for simulation analysis. Statements to set sweep variables. Sets print, plot, graph, and probe variables. Sets input state; can also be put in initial conditions. Sets input stimulus. Circuit description. .LIBRARY and .INC. Suppresses the printout of the text from the list file. Restores output printback. Sequence for inline case analysis. 1-4 Star-Hspice Quick Reference Guide
.PARAMETER .END Input and Output Files Redefinition. Terminates any ALTERs and the simulation. Numeric Scale Factors A number may be an integer, a floating point number, an integer or floating point number followed by an integer exponent, or an integer or floating point number followed by one of the scale factors listed below. F =1e-15 P =1e-12 N =1e-9 U =1e-6 M =1e-3 K =1e3 MEG (or X) =1e6 MI =25.4e6 G =1e9 Algebraic Expressions In addition to simple arithmetic operations (+, -, *, /), the following quoted string functions may be used: sin(x) sinh(x) abs(x) cos(x) cosh(x) min(x,y) tan(x) tanh(x) max(x,y) atan(x) Star-Hspice Quick Reference Guide 1-5
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LEVEL 6 Philips Bipolar Model Flags
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Base-Emitter Capacitances - Level 5
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JFET and MESFET Model Statements JF
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Model Table LEVEL MOSFET Model Desc
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Statements pnami colnum fileout pva
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AC Analysis See “.TF Statement
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stop SWEEP TEMP type var .DISTO Sta
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tstop1… type UIC var FFT Analysis
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Worst Case Analysis Numerical Integ
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Worst Case Analysis AC Sweep Genera
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.MODEL Statement Syntax General For
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Graphing Results in AvanWaves Setup
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Print Commands Graph Commands A, D
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