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Say Die, Your 180 nm model file, "180nm_whole.model", can be used in LTspice, because it uses LEVEL=49 models.? The names of the MOSFETs on your schematic must be "CMOSN" and "CMOSP". However, the 20

We like everything to be precise. That prevents mistakes, as far as possible. -- This email has been checked for viruses by AVG antivirus software. www.avg.com

I understand, but LTspice Help doesn't even mention the possibility of a print step parameter. No matter, there are much bigger issues to settle. -- OOO - Own Opinions only If something is true: * as

I just gave you the basic idea so you can find it easily. ? [email protected]> wrote:

Actually, no, that is not their filenames. The actual filenames are "20nmFinFET.model" and "180nm_whole.model". Andy

No, ".TRAN 1ns 120ns" is correct too. When there is more than one parameter, the first parameter is the print step size.? LTspice ignores it when it is there, because LTspice never prints

Make sure to let us know when you have done that, and tell us the name of the file. Here is more advice about your schematics: (1)? Nodes (nets) can have only one nodename.? In LTspice, a "Label" is

Uploaded in temp the name would be - 180nm_whole and 20nmFinFET

Andy, the .TRAN statement is .TRAN 1ns 120ns. Probably meant to be .TRAN 120ns 1ns, where the 'superfluous 's'? is indeed accepted. -- OOO - Own Opinions only If something is true: * as far as

Absolutely. i am uploading it in temp

Open the HSPICE manuals and read.? It's several hundred pages. You can't.? You should not try.? There is no established way to get from one level to another level. You need to start with the

Well, that depends on you.? Do you want actual answers to your questions? Andy

Not now, since Andy has said that they won't work in LTspice. Instead, first try to find 120nm models that will work in LTspice. Then, if your 120nm circuit works, try to find 20nm models that work in

It is actually OK.? Nothing wrong with writing "120ns". Some would prefer to omit any letter after the first one.? But SPICE was created in such a way that you can write "nV" or "nanovolts" or

should I Upload Model files?

I've explained what I suggest you do. Do you actually have access to Hspice? If not, forget it and try to use LTspice, unless you can't find 120nm and 20nm models by any means. -- This email has been

I will fill in the information you forgot to say. The files you uploaded are "FinFETbasedSRAM - 20nm.asc" and "FinFETbasedSRAM.asc".? They are now in the "Temp" folder.? You forgot to put them

Yes, but you uploaded two files instead of a .ZIP, and didn't upload the model files in it. I looked at your 120nm .ASC. I'm not an expert in IC design, but it looks as though it might work. But

Apologies. It's a bad habit of mine not read instructions before acting. What should I do now? About My Project I am not really familiar with HSPICE and the model file is designed for that APP. And I

But you did not read and follow what John Woodgate wrote!? Neither did you follow the instructions on the group's main webpage! Shame on you for not even trying. Andy