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    How To Write Netlist For SRAM

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    This document provides instructions for writing a netlist to simulate an SRAM for a read operation in SPICE. It includes: 1) Descriptions of the components needed such as inverters, transistors, supply voltages and their connections for the SRAM and read operation. 2) Instructions on adding voltage sources and specifying their pulse parameters to control the word line and bit lines. 3) Instructions for performing a transient analysis simulation by specifying time parameters. 4) Instructions for adding transistor models and simulation options. 5) An example netlist code for simulating an SRAM read operation.

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    This document provides instructions for writing a netlist to simulate an SRAM for a read operation in SPICE. It includes: 1) Descriptions of the components needed such as inverters, transistors, supply voltages and their connections for the SRAM and read operation. 2) Instructions on adding voltage sources and specifying their pulse parameters to control the word line and bit lines. 3) Instructions for performing a transient analysis simulation by specifying time parameters. 4) Instructions for adding transistor models and simulation options. 5) An example netlist code for simulating an SRAM read operation.

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    This document provides instructions for writing a netlist to simulate an SRAM for a read operation in SPICE. It includes: 1) Descriptions of the components needed such as inverters, transistors, supply voltages and their connections for the SRAM and read operation. 2) Instructions on adding voltage sources and specifying their pulse parameters to control the word line and bit lines. 3) Instructions for performing a transient analysis simulation by specifying time parameters. 4) Instructions for adding transistor models and simulation options. 5) An example netlist code for simulating an SRAM read operation.

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    This document provides instructions for writing a netlist to simulate an SRAM for a read operation in SPICE. It includes: 1) Descriptions of the components needed such as inverters, transistors, supply voltages and their connections for the SRAM and read operation. 2) Instructions on adding voltage sources and specifying their pulse parameters to control the word line and bit lines. 3) Instructions for performing a transient analysis simulation by specifying time parameters. 4) Instructions for adding transistor models and simulation options. 5) An example netlist code for simulating an SRAM read operation.

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    How to write netlist for SRAM

    Shantonu Debnath
    Department of CST, IIEST, Shibpur

    Code
    ***Inverter SRAM***
    ***Read Operation***
    *initial conditions stored for read operation
    .ic v(Q)=1
    .ic v(QR)=1

    *data control
    .ic v(bl)=1
    .ic v(blb)=1

    *** NETLIST Description ***


    Name Drain Gate Source Bulk Model name Parameter (width and length)
    ** Bulk: 1. For pmos Source
    2. For nmos Ground
    3. For data access Bit/Bit bar.
    ** Follow the picture for clear about mentioned point

    ***Now we are add Voltage***


    Name Drain Ground Type of voltage Pulse
    **that’s applicable for Vdd and WL and for Vdd and Wl pulse is 1.
    Name Drain Ground PULSE (V1 V2 <TD> <TR> <TF> <PW> <PER>)
    The parameters are:
    V1 = the initial value (volts or amps)
    V2 = the pulsed value (volts or amps)
    <TD>= the seconds before the first pulsed value
    <TR>= the seconds it takes the pulse to rise from V1 to V2
    <TF>= the seconds it takes the pulse to fall from V2 to V1
    <PW>= the number of seconds the signal stays at V2
    <PER>= the time between each rising edge of the pulse after the first initial pulse

    ***Transient Analysis (.TRAN)***


    .tran TSTEP TSTOP <TSTART <TMAX>>
    The parameters are:
    TSTEP = the time between each sample in the simulation
    TSTOP = the stop time in the simulation which starts at 0 seconds.
    TSTART = the start time to save data for later analysis (useful when memory is
    limited)
    TMAX = the maximum step size that WinSpice3 uses

    *** MODEL Descriptions ***


    Add model for pmos
    Add model for nmos
    **PTM link: http://ptm.asu.edu/
    **source: PTM

    *** Option ***


    .option post accurate nomod brief
    .option post_version=9007
    .option runlvl = 5
    .op
    **or
    .options POST=2
    .options AUTOSTOP
    .options INGOLD=2 DCON=1
    .options GSHUNT=1e-12 RMIN=1e-15
    .options ABSTOL=1e-5 ABSVDC=1e-4
    .options RELTOL=1e-2 RELVDC=1e-2
    .options NUMDGT=4 PIVOT=13
    .options runlvl=6

    ***End of Simulation (.END)


    .end
    Example Code

    *SRAM*
    mpgl 4 1 5 5 nmos w=45 n l=45n
    mpgr 6 1 3 6 nmos w=45n l =45n
    mpdl 4 3 0 0 nmos w=45n l=45n
    mpdr 3 4 0 0 nmos w=45n l=45n
    mpul 2 3 4 2 pmos w=90n l=45n
    mpur 2 4 3 2 pmos w=90n l=45n
    v1 1 0 1 *this is word line "WL*
    V2 5 0 pulse (0 1 0 0.01n 0.01n 10n 20n) *this is Bit line*
    v3 6 0 pulse (0 1 10n 0.01n 0.01n 10n 28n) *this is for BitBar "BLB"*
    V4 2 0 1 *this is for VDD*

    .tran 0.1n 20n start = 0

    .model nmos
    .model pmos
    **from ptm site (congf 45nm , vdd= 1 )

    .option post accurate nomod brief


    .option post_version=9007
    .option runlvl = 5
    .op

    .end

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