Hello everyone. I've found this Google Colab <Link> where contains an analog simulation of an inver...
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Hello everyone. I've found this Google Colab Link where contains an analog simulation of an inverter designed with Magic, and I would like to know who wrote it and where could I found more information to implement python scripting when working with the pdk. I'm trying to write a script where I need to create lots of variables to save ngspice outputs and process some calculations (like cummulative sums). But when I realized about this Colab I was thinking to use python rather than ngspice. My doubt is about the simulation tool used, which is PySpice. I was reading the docs and there says that it's an interface between Python and Ngspice so that's perfect. But when I was running the Colab, it was showing
Unsupported Ngspice version 38
(fig) and I could find how to identify the Ngspice being used there, does anyone work with PySpice previously that can help me with the latter?
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@proppy is the author
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@Nelson Rodriguez feel free to create an issue on https://github.com/chipsalliance/silicon-notebooks to discuss this. The version of ngspice is installed thru conda-forge, see https://anaconda.org/conda-forge/ngspice
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