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Guidelines for Maximizing Speed vs. Accuracy in SpectreRF simulations - Part 3
Several months ago, I started a 3 part series on Guidelines for Maximizing Speed vs Accuracy for Harmonic Balance simulations. Today, I'll discuss part 3 of the 3 part series consisting of: Which Engine: Spectre or APS? Oversample vs Number of Harmonics Harmonic Trimming The first and second posts...
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Guidelines for Maximizing Speed vs Accuracy for Harmonic Balance - Part 1
Greetings, I am often asked for guidelines on maximizing speed vs. accuracy for SpectreRF harmonic balance simulations. In a series of 3 blogs, I'll discuss some of the "knobs" that you can tweak, those being: * Which Engine: Spectre or APS? * Oversample vs Number of Harmonics * Harmonic...
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Things You Didn't Know About Virtuoso: Viva ViVA!
I realize that I have been quite remiss in that I have not yet blogged about the new all-singing all-dancing ViVA waveform viewer which was released in IC6.1.5 back in January. All right, it doesn't really sing and dance -- but would you really want it to? Really? Submit an enhancement request and...
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Virtuoso Analog Design Environment XL – Make Friends with Variation
In my last blog, Virtuoso Analog Design Environment XL - Embrace the Productivity , I wrote about Virtuoso Analog Design Environment XL's multi-test bench environment and how design teams can make use of this feature to increase productivity and use hardware resources efficiently. In this blog, I...
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Virtuoso Analog Design Environment XL – Embrace the Productivity
In my last blog, Virtuoso IC 5.1.41 was Good but Virtuoso IC6.1 is Better , I wrote about the improvements in Open Access, SKILL and Virtuoso Schematic Editor in Virtuoso IC 6.1. In this blog, I am going to focus on Virtuoso Analog Design Environment, mainly on Virtuoso Analog Design Environment XL,...
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Analog IP Verification - A Reference Guide to Practices Used
I have had a lot of discussions recently around improving the final integration of analog IP. There has been a lot of material published over the years to aid in this task, and I wanted to point to some of my favorites while talking about what has and has not changed. There is a lot to be learned from...
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My Favorite nport Settings for Spectre and SpectreRF
The nport component located in analogLib can be used in circuits for Spectre and SpectreRF simulations. It is a scattering parameter (S-parameter) based distributed multi-port element. The nport truly is a "black box"… It can be used to model dramatically different systems, such as:...
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Q&A: Jim Hogan Identifies Custom/Analog Challenges and Solutions
Jim Hogan has been a mover and shaker in the EDA industry since long before the term "EDA" was invented. Today a well-known independent venture capitalist, Hogan previously ran both R&D and marketing for the Cadence Virtuoso product, and he knows the custom/analog world well. He's invested...
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Virtuoso IC6.1.5: Software and Fine Red Wine
Software, like fine red wine, can get better with age as well -- but it requires constant advancements to remain a vibrant contributor. Such is the case with the Virtuoso IC6.1.5 custom/analog technology release , which delivers on the promise of Silicon Realization with capabilities that maintain design...
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Tips for Simulating a Transmit Mixer in SpectreRF
Some typical questions that I receive from newer SpectreRF users are: How do I simulate a transmit mixer? How do I look at both upper and lower sidebands? How do I set up my simulation for PAC and Pnoise? When I plot my data, how do the indexes correspond with the sidebands? Hopefully the following will...
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