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Verilog-A hidden state in tran simulation and pss simulation
Nov 23rd, 2016, 5:49pm
 
Hi everyone

I have some questions about Verilog-A hidden state.
In usual transient simulation, Verilog-A hidden state is not a problem. But in PSS simulation, simulation fails  if hidden state exist because of syntax check.
Can anybody tell me why transient simulation is OK and PSS fails if hidden state exist?
Maybe algorithm of transient simulation and PSS simulation is different. I will be appreciate if anybody can tell me some details.

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Reply #2 - Dec 5th, 2016, 7:47pm
 
Hi ken

Thanks for reply.

I understand now SpectreRF can not handle [local state variables] with ordinary differential equations.
Is that because Mathematical reasons or can be improved in future?

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