第11 版图的提取.pptVIP

* GAASFET/MESFET 1 The following syntax can be used to define a GAASFET/MESFET device using its nominal area as a parameter. DEVICE=GAASFET ( RLAYER = rLayer [, AREA]; Drain = dLayer [, AREA]; Gate = gLayer [, AREA]; Source = sLayer [, AREA]; [Bulk = [bLayer];] MODEL = model; [NominalArea = areaVal;] ) [IGNORE_SHORTS] The GAASFET/MESFET device has the following format in the SPICE output statement: Zname drn gat src [blk] model [AREA= {rLayerArea | pinArea } /areaVal] The following rules apply to GAASFET/MESFET devices: The optional AREA keyword can be specified on only one layer (the recognition layer or the pin layer). It is used to indicate the layer for which the area is to be calculated. Nominal area can be expressed either in decimal or scientific notation. It has units of m2, but no unit tag will appear after the value. The NominalArea keyword is required if the AREA keyword is used. If no AREA keyword is present, the area will not be written to the SPICE statement. The GAASFET/MESFET 1 syntax is distinguished by the presence of the AREA, and/or NominalArea keywords. L-Edit determines the appropriate output based on the presence of either of these keywords. * GAASFET/MESFET 2 The following syntax can be used to define a GAASFET/MESFET device using its width as a parameter. DEVICE=GAASFET ( RLAYER = rLayer ; Drain = dLayer [, WIDTH]; Gate = gLayer ; Source = sLayer [, WIDTH]; [Bulk = [bLayer ];] MODEL = model ; ) [IGNORE_SHORTS] A GAASFET/MESFET device has the following format in the SPICE output statement: Zname drn gat src [blk] model L=length W=width * The following rules apply to GAASFET/MESFET devices: The length is the length of gate, and the width is the length of the edge that the indicated layer shares with the recognition layer (rLayer). The length and width have units of meters. The optional WIDTH keyword for a GAASFET/MESFET may be specified on only the drain or source pin but not both, and is used to indicate the layer for which width will