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regarding the spice3f4
Nov 05th, 2005, 1:47am
 
Hai all,

       My name is anil. I am new to this group.

Hope someone can help me regarding the spice3f4


I am trying to know how the netlist is converted into datastructure

First of all, after writing a netlist , it convert into a circuit then it convert into matrix before doing nodal analysis [I] = [G][V]

It uses the matrix such incident matrix or adjancy matrix etc..

I want to know exactly which matrix type does it uses. If anyone had alreadylook the code, then they may know it.

I want to know how the spice does?

If anyone have idea or documentation regarding the inside   spice , plz let me know

Hope someone can help me

Thank you

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anil Smiley
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Re: regarding the spice3f4
Reply #1 - Nov 5th, 2005, 5:52pm
 
It uses the modified node admittance (MNA) matrix, as do most other circuit simulators.
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Reply #2 - Nov 6th, 2005, 12:57pm
 
Sorry the best doc is the source code, but the general method is described in the book

Inside Spice

and the detailed matrix derivation in

Computer-Aided Analsysis of electronic circuits: algorithms & computational techniques; Leon O. Chua & Pen-Min Lin

29 years old but still a reference for starting. Later improvements of implementation techniques are very are found in books.
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