Subcircuit Peculiarity...

Apr 03, 2018 2 Replies

Subcircuit Peculiarity...



Suppose you encountered the following in a subcircuit declaration:



G51 0 50 TABLE {V(30,0)}( (-5,-1U)(-3,-1U)(0,0)(6,8.95)(18,9.04)) G52 50 0 TABLE {V(0,30)}( (-5,-1U)(-3,-1U)(0,0)(6,10.9)(18,11.0))



What would you conclude?



It's from a MAJOR chip supplier.



I'd call it subterfuge.



And crap! ...Jim Thompson



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I assumed they did that because they have an ideal diode macro or something dumb like that.

I forget if the back-to-back motif showed up in the MCP6561 model but I've "fixed" that particular one. "MAJOR"? *shrug*

Tim

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"Jim Thompson" wrote in message news: snipped-for-privacy@4ax.com...

You got the prefix correct ;-) ...Jim Thompson

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Understanding is a fountain of life to one who has it, But the instruction of fools is folly. Proverbs 16:22

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