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Optimization<br />

Specifying Tracking with Design Variables<br />

The length of M1 and M2 is adjusted with:<br />

.PARAMOPT E(M*,L)=(*, 0.1U, 1U)<br />

The initial values specified on the instances are kept unchanged.<br />

The following command adjusts lengths of M1 and M2, the initial values are both set to<br />

0.35μm.<br />

.PARAMOPT E(M*,L)=(0.35U, 0.1U, 1U)<br />

The following sequence of examples affect model parameter VTH0:<br />

.PARAMOPT EM(M2,VTH0)=(0.3, 0.1, 1)<br />

Adjusts the parameter VTH0 of the model used by device M2. For this type of parameter the<br />

initial value is ignored.<br />

Using wildcards, the parameter VTH0 can be changed for both devices M1 and M2. This is<br />

achieved with:<br />

.PARAMOPT EM(M*,VTH0)=(*, 0.1, 1)<br />

The commands:<br />

and:<br />

.PARAMOPT M(NMOD1.3,VTH0)=(0.3, 0.1, 1)<br />

.PARAMOPT M(NMOD1.*,VTH0)=(0.3, 0.1, 1)<br />

change the parameter VTH0 of the model NMOD1.3 and all models NMOD1.* respectively.<br />

For this type of parameter the initial value is ignored.<br />

See Also<br />

• .PARAMOPT in the Eldo Reference Manual<br />

Related Topics<br />

Discretized Design Variables<br />

Specifying Tracking with Design Variables<br />

Scaling Design Variables<br />

Specifying Tracking with Design Variables<br />

Design variables can track each other during the optimization process. Tracking is specified<br />

through the command:<br />

Eldo® User's Manual, 15.3 597

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