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Netlist Explanation<br />

Examples<br />

Example 1—AC Analysis of a Parallel LCR Circuit<br />

The first line is the circuit title. It must always be the first line of a simulation.<br />

LCR Parallel Network<br />

The first part of the Eldo netlist is a description of the circuit components.<br />

The line below defines an AC voltage source vin connected between the nodes 1 and 0 of value<br />

1V and 0º phase.<br />

vin 1 0 ac 1 0<br />

The lines below define the devices present in the circuit to be simulated. Each device<br />

instantiation gives the component name, the nodes to which the component is connected and the<br />

value of the component.<br />

r2 1 2 50<br />

r3 2 3 50k<br />

r5 3 0 50<br />

l1 2 3 100u<br />

c4 2 3 10n<br />

The next part of the netlist specifies the simulation control directives indicating the type of<br />

simulation Eldo will perform on the circuit.<br />

The line below indicates that Eldo will perform an AC analysis on the circuit within the<br />

frequency range 100Hz to 1 GHz with 1000 steps per decade.<br />

.ac dec 1000 100 1g<br />

The line below specifies a dB/frequency plot of the nodes 2 and 3 on the same graph.<br />

.plot ac vdb(2) vdb(3)<br />

The netlist is terminated with the command below. This is not mandatory, but recommended.<br />

.end<br />

Simulation Results<br />

The results are stored in the ac_basic.wdb file and can be displayed using the EZwave graphical<br />

results post-processor. Figure 21-2 shows the results using the EZwave waveform viewer.<br />

Eldo® User's Manual, 15.3 1273

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