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Tuma T. Circuit Simulation with SPICE OPUS. Theory...Pract. 2009
tuma t circuit simulation spice opus theory pract 2009
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Textbook in PDF format This book is intended for a very wide audience ranging from undergraduate students to IC designers and simulator developers. Not all chapters are intended for all readers. Some readers might find a certain chapter irrelevant to their work, while others may find in the same chapter just what they are looking for. The first chapter deals with the formulation of the circuit equations and basic mathematical notions required to understand circuit modeling and simulation. This chapter is intended mostly for students and simulator developers. The second chapter is a kind of tutorial for SPICE OPUS. Everyone who wants to make a quick start in circuit simulation with SPICE OPUS should read this chapter first. It provides an overview of the features SPICE OPUS offers and also contains brief installation instructions. The third, fourth, and fifth chapters constitute a manual for SPICE OPUS. They describe all features of SPICE OPUS, starting with the input file syntax, followed by circuit analysis methods offered by SPICE OPUS, and finally the built-in scripting language (NUTMEG). These chapters are intended for users of SPICE OPUS primarily as a reference. The sixth chapter returns to the theory that makes SPICE tick. It is less general than the first chapter and focuses mostly on the simulation techniques used by SPICE. The material is described in amore gradual way, starting with linear resistive circuits and ending with dynamic circuits and numerical integration algorithms. The target audience is undergraduate students and simulator developers. For the latter, the second half of the chapter will be more interesting because it describes the inner workings of SPICE, ranging from tricks that make operating point analysis possible to algorithms for time-step control. The seventh and final chapter is a collection of examples. The examples cover the simulation of various circuits and systems, ranging from simple serially connected transmission lines to a complete phase-locked loop. Some of the most common uses of SPICE OPUS are presented, with an emphasis on the built-in scripting language (NUTMEG). Chapter 7 is intended primarily for SPICE OPUS users
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