PARAMETERIZED SUBCIRCUITS IN THE SPICE-PAC PACKAGE OF SIMULATION SUBROUTINES

Example 1: The following simple example shows a “dy- namic” termination of transient analysis when the sec- ond output (i.e., VOUT(3) in SPURTR) “saturates”, i.e., when the value

• parameter extraction can be direct or iterative; direct meth- ods approximate model equations by linear functions and de- termine the values of parameters graphically or by

The modified version uses a logical variable ACLIST which is true if the analysis is table–driven, otherwise it is false ; FRTAB is an array that stores the list of values for

where IPS is a unique internal identifier of the circuit element (i.e., IPS is a pointer to the element descriptor; there are routines which convert descriptor pointers into

list descriptors (e.g., subcircuit definitions); there is a list of internal simple or extended descriptors (subcircuit elements) associated with a basic descriptor

SPICE-PAC is a package (or a set) of sub- routines which is functionally equivalent to the SPICE 2G circuit simulation program, i.e., it accepts the same circuit description

According to Canale and Swain (revised in 1983 by Canale) testing communicative competence is based on testing the learners 'abilities to use the target language through the

The stabilization to the nanometre level of a 2 m long CLIC main beam quadrupole should be demonstrated on a full scale quadrupole mockup, currently under design..