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 =====Cadence Setup for ECE 310/311: Microelectronics ===== =====Cadence Setup for ECE 310/311: Microelectronics =====
  
-Login to the ENGR server **ece310.engr.uidaho.edu** using X2Go Client. ​+Login to the ENGR server **ece310.engr.uidaho.edu** using the X2Go Client. ​ 
 Linux and Mac users can use ssh instead of the X2Go client. ​ They can do this with  Linux and Mac users can use ssh instead of the X2Go client. ​ They can do this with 
  
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-==== Setting up AMS035 Kit ==== +===== Setting up AMS035 Kit ===== 
  
 Run cadsetup ams035 and setuppdk ams035 to set up your environment and work directory respectively. Run cadsetup ams035 and setuppdk ams035 to set up your environment and work directory respectively.
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 ==== Starting Cadence ==== ==== Starting Cadence ====
  
-Run cadsetup and virtuoso to start Cadence.+1) Run cadsetup and virtuoso to start Cadence ​in a command line terminal.
 <​code>​ <​code>​
   cadsetup   cadsetup
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 </​code>  ​ </​code>  ​
  
-Select the C35B4C0 process when prompted.+2) Select the C35B4C0 process when prompted.
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 Remember that the CIW (common interpreted window) and Library Manager will open up. Remember that the CIW (common interpreted window) and Library Manager will open up.
  
-Watch the  [[http://​lumerink.com/​courses/​ECE310/​s18/​Cadence2018.htm|video tutorials]] for more details.+<note tip>You may watch the  [[http://​lumerink.com/​courses/​ECE310/​s18/​Cadence2018.htm|video tutorials]] for more details. ​</​note>​
  
-<note important>​When simulations fail, it's probably a mistake in your schematic or ADE setup, so try and debug on your own before asking for help.</​note>​+====== Cadence Simulation Examples ======
  
 +Simulation models are located in the following directory on the ece310.engr.uidaho.edu server.
  
-===== Simulation Examples =====+<​code>/​home/​alve8438/​ece310_examples/​ECE310_Examples </​code>​
  
-Simulation models are located in the following ​directory on the ece310.engr.uidaho.edu server.+You can see my example schematics based on the textbook by adding ​the following ​lines to the **cds.lib** file in your home directoryThe directions for doing so are losted below:
  
-<​code>​ /​home/​vsaxena/​analog_design/​models/​ </​code>​+1) Locate your cds.lib in your profile (use the list command "​ls"​)
  
-You can see my example schematics based on the textbook by adding ​the following ​lines to the **cds.lib** file in your home directory.+2) Open the cds.lib with a file editor. Click on this [[https://​www.howtoforge.com/​faq/​how-to-edit-files-on-the-command-line|Link]] if you don't know how to do it. You can use vi or gedit editors.  
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 +3) Add the following ​line to your cds.lib
  
 <​code>​ <​code>​
-/​home/​alve8438/​ece310_examples ​          ece310_examples+DEFINE ECE310_examples ​/​home/​alve8438/​ece310_examples/​ECE310_Examples
 </​code>​ </​code>​
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 +4) Save your cds.lib
  
  
  
 ===== Tutorials ===== ===== Tutorials =====
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 Video tutorials are available [[http://​lumerink.com/​courses/​ECE310/​s18/​Cadence2018.htm|here]] Video tutorials are available [[http://​lumerink.com/​courses/​ECE310/​s18/​Cadence2018.htm|here]]
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 +<note important>​When simulations fail, it's probably a mistake in your schematic or ADE setup, so try and debug on your own before asking for help.</​note>​
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