AC Analysis within Cadence

In this video I quickly introduce you to AC analysis in Cadence Virtuoso. This type of simulation is useful for looking at output Independence of a system and also for finding bandwidths of a system. As an example I simulate a
Two-Pole Lowpass Filter so we can visualize the bandwidth.

[@wii_]

thank you for mentioning the vout/vin part, it really helped.
Was stuck trying to find out why the gain starts at -16dB

[@AllenSA_Lily]

Thank you

[@pominiq]

Great video, man. Not enough peeps on youtube use the calculator enough in there examples. You got me into it with this video, thanks a lot. Thumbs up

[@speedyzebra210]

Let me know if there are any other Cadence topics that you wish someone would cover and I would be happy to do so :)

[@faroteur96]

@@speedyzebra210 Can you please make a video on how to find poles and move them to LHP ?

[@tranhuuthong07]

Thank you for the Great video.

[@mrgranjan]

very good video for ac analysis .

[@Mohamad-dc1zx]

Thanks for sharing what you know. It was all great. could you please suggest an easy-to-understand cadence educational source?

[@speedyzebra210]

Hi. Universities post tutorials on their websites. Ex. Berkeley. Also if you have access to Cadence, you can usually look at the ADE or Layout manuals that come with the software. You can learn quite a bit if you actually ready through it.