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This paper describes the second generation MOTIS mixed-mode simulator. In particular, It extends the current modeling capabilities to include resistors, floating capacitors, and bidirectional transmission gates. It employs a relaxation algorithm with local time-step control for timing simulation, and a switch level approach for unit delay simulation. It provides logic and timing verification for general MOS circuits in a mixed-mode environment. The new simulator is being used for production chips, and it is more accurate, flexible, and efficient than the existing MOTIS mixed-mode simulator.
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@misc{chen1984second,
title = {The Second Generation MOTIS Mixed-Mode Simulator},
author = {C.-F. Chen and Chi-Yuan Lo and H. N. Nham and P. Subramaniam},
year = {1984},
journal = {Proceedings - ACM IEEE Design Automation Conference},
publisher = {Association for Computing Machinery},
volume = {1},
pages = {10--17},
doi = {10.1109/dac.1984.1585766},
}