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#61 to check on the log file & the model path

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nobody
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2023-02-07
2023-02-07
KumaranS
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Dear Support team,
May I know how to check and where to get the log file from the interactive session, as to confirm on which path the model is called.
when I specify the .model cmd
.model N1 nmos level=14 version=4.82
.model P1 pmos level=14 version=4.82
Kindly guide me thru

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  • KumaranS

    KumaranS - 2023-02-07

    Dear Support team,
    to confirm the model path ,
    May I know how to check and where to get the log file from the interactive session, I check from the batch mode but not able to find the path of the model file. ,
    how to convert the .c file fromBSIM4_4.8.2 model to ngspice *.o model
    when I specify the .model cmd
    .model N1 nmos level=14 version=4.82
    .model P1 pmos level=14 version=4.82
    Kindly guide me thru

     
  • Holger Vogt

    Holger Vogt - 2023-02-07

    There is no way a user may enter source code (*.c) to ngspice. As a developer you would have to have programming know-how and a deep understanding of the ngspice source code organization. This is no job for beginners.

    May I repeat myself: BSIM4.8.2 model has already been integrated into ngspice. You may have a look at its source code at https://sourceforge.net/p/ngspice/ngspice/ci/master/tree/src/spicelib/devices/bsim4/.

    When specifying
    .model N1 nmos level=14 version=4.82
    .model P1 pmos level=14 version=4.82
    you are calling the intrinsic model parameters, integated into the ngspice source code. So there is no path to any model available.

    The above call to the intrinsic model parameters may be replaced by an inclusion of a model parameter file, using the .include command.

     

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