Cracked Version Of Cadence Virtuoso

[Danel Potvin]

Idownload the reference from ti website THS4551DGK TINA-TI Model (Rev. B) and open the tsc file, the save the macro as (pspice) cir file. Then I simulate the circuits in cadence virtuoso 6.1.7but cadence simulator spectre report the error during initial setup. The reported error is tb.I0.X_THS4551.R_NOISELESS: 'trise' is too negative, making the model temperature less than 0 k. I post the photo here.

With the same circuit, when I used old model ( released on 07/14/2016, version 1.0) which I also download from TI website. The circuit is simulated smoothly. Can you help me on this? why the lastest model doesn't work with cadence virtuoso?

Not sure about all the changes in the 2019 model from the 2016 one I helped with (I did quite a lot of testing and tuning on that original model), but I do know the new model is not currently producing the correct input noise terms. I got into that trying to use the THS4551 in this next article for AudioXpress on FDA noise driving audio PCM ADC's. The sims with the new model were not matching theory and indeed i extracted its input noise terms to show they are quite low vs physical device. I am proofing that article today where I had use the 2016 model and make a note to the readers of this issue. They might fix the 2019 model soon, but hard to know for sure when. Personally, I would just use the 2016 model as it was pretty good already. I will say we did not get the Vocm noise modelled there to match the measured plot in the data sheet - that will be in the next article and why it matters at low f (trying to do a 2Hz to 50kHz measurement mic interface example) if the feedback ratios are imbalanced. I was recently able to generate that floated input noise model using the 2016 model with an external element and indeed with +/-1% R worst case mismatch that increases the spot noise some below 10Hz. Easy to fix, which will be in the article.

The purpose of the noiseless resistor is to set the temperature of the resistors in the model to 0 Kelvin so that these resistors in the model do not generate noise. From the error you posted, it seems that Cadence is having an issue achieving -273.15 C. I would suggest trying to increase the temperature slightly in the model itself.

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Edit the europractice_installer.sh and change INST_DIR=/eda to INST_DIR=/prog (ignore the warning of changing install paths)Run "source europractice_installer.sh" and wait until done.Check in the /prog/cadence/20xx-xx/script folder if there is a IC, VIPCAT and ASSURA script in there, if not modify the release versions and add the following snippet in a file called cadence_missing.csh

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