Ok, in the meantime I got to discover what was wrong: Mnmos_0 out in 0 0 NMOS L=0.6 W=2.4 The mistake was that L and W are in meter units, so that means that my circuit had a 60cm chanel lenght and 2.4m width transistor!
At the end of this mail I pasted the circuit (with no errors anymore) and the simulations comands so if somebody wants to start with gnucap, just take a look at it. Thank you and Good bye! Leandro PS: Thank you Al, and sorry for the private mail I sent to you, I didn't see that my mail client wasn't aware that I wanted to reply to the mail list. PS2: Here is my first simple circuit simulated with no errors with gnucap: * Example of an CMOS inverter * * First I include the transistors models: .include /home/leandro/eamta2007/modelos/T75B.mosis *--------------- Here starts the circuit --------------- Mnmos_0 out in 0 0 NMOS L=0.6u W=2.4u Mpmos_0 vdd in out vdd PMOS L=0.6u W=2.4u *--------------- Circuit ends here --------------- * Power and Signals (this could be included in simulation comands instead) vsupply vdd 0 3.3v Vin in 0 pulse 0 3.3V 49ns 1ns 1ns 49ns 100n * * Simulation Comands (for clarity sake, this should be in a separeted file called * testbench.cmd or as you like the best) .print trans v(in) v(out) .tran 0 300ns 0.1ns 0.5ns > inv.salida * .end _______________________________________________ Help-gnucap mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/help-gnucap
