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Ideal Blocks in Cadence
Ideal Blocks in Cadence Time to time, debugging or modelling a circuit, we look for ideal blocks in Cadence that can do the job, prove the concept before you go on fully developing the thing. We heard you. Here are some ideal blocks that are already available in Cadence Virtuoso libraries that you can get […]
mm-wave PA Design
A sneak peak into the design of a 94GHz mm-Wave PA using Keysight ADS, Cadence and Sonnet.
Print Noise Summary to a File in Cadence
Print Noise Summary to a File in Cadence When netlist of your circuit is too big, printing noise often crashes Cadence and it gets too slow in loading results, going to print window etc. Instead, we can just directly print noise summary to a file without needing to go to maestro itself. Here is how […]
Cadence Tips and Tricks
Cadence Tips & Tricks Stop wasting time on manual work. Use these Cadence tips & tricks to automate repetitive tasks, increase work efficiency and rather spend your saved time on doing something creative. 1. Wrap your Corners Make a wrapper file for different corner cases to prevent yourself from inflicting the pain of different model […]
Decimal to Binary Decoder in Cadence using Verilog
Guide on how to design decimal to binary decoder in Cadence from symbol to verilog to schematic test.
Ideal Low Pass Filter in Cadence
Ideal Low Pass Filter in Cadence Are you running FFT on time domain signal and need to have a brick-wall low pass filter to remove aliasing? Are you debugging non-linearities like IM3 and want to filter out certain harmonics to see what were their contribution? You need reconfigurable ideal filters. These are top three options […]
Transient to Spectrum
Transient to Spectrum In IC design, there comes a time when netlist of a circuit gets too big that harmonic balance (HB) or periodic steady state (PSS) simulations just would not converge or take eternity to finish. It is then we resort to classic time domain transient (tran) simulation where convergence is almost always guaranteed […]