Model of the Month
Modeling a BJT-based temperature sensor circuit
Using the new 'npn' and 'pnp' primitives, you can model a circuit that produces a voltage or current as a function of temperature.
Using the new 'npn' and 'pnp' primitives, you can model a circuit that produces a voltage or current as a function of temperature.
Check out the new '--uvm' and '--uvm-option' options that can enable UVM and specify UVM-related options independent of the host simulator.
This primitive models a bipolar junction transistor with temperature-dependent characteristics.
A UVM Testbench for Worst-Case Analysis Using Bayesian Optimization and More
XMODEL at DVCon Europe, Evaluating Transceivers with Multi-Drop Channels, and More
Modeling Variations in ReRAMs, Supporting RNM Nettypes, and More
Analyzing the Power-Saving Benefits of DBI Encoding for High-Speed Transceivers and More
Measuring Open-Loop Transfer Function of DC-DC Converter, Extracting Charge-Pump Converter Models, and More