4/30/10  Whiteley Research Inc.

Files here were modified for WRspice, and to test the IBM cmos10sf process
design kit HSPICE models.

NOTE:
When converting the MOS instance calls for use within the IBM framework,
the upper-case  L=, W=, etc. found in the original lines can cause trouble.

For example:

original text:
  m1 2 1 0 0 n1 L=0.09u W=10.0u rgeoMod=1
IBM call (naive)
  xm1 2 1 0 0 nfet L=0.09u W=10.0u rgeoMod=1

The IBM framework encapuslates MOS devices within subcircuits, so that
a MOS device call becomes a subcircuit reference.

By default, in WRspice parameters (subcircuit and .param) are case
sensitive, so the naive IBM lines will not work, since the parameters
names are defined as lower case by IBM.

In general, there are two ways to fix this:
1) Use "-c P" in the WRspice command line or put "setcase P" in a
   startup file to change the default WRspice parameter handling to
   case-insensitive, OR
2) Further modify the input files to use lower-case parameter names, e.g.,
   xm1 2 1 0 0 nfet l=0.09u w=10.0u rgeomod=1

All input files have had paramers lower-cased for IBM.

