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Examples<br />

Example 6—Transient Analysis of a High Voltage Cascade<br />

Figure 21-12. High Voltage Cascade<br />

Summary of Eldo commands used in this example:<br />

• .MODEL—Model definition.<br />

• .PARAM—Global parameter setting.<br />

• .OPTION—Simulator configuration.<br />

• .TRAN—Transient analysis.<br />

• .PLOT—Plot simulator results.<br />

Netlist Explanation<br />

high voltage cascade<br />

.model dl1001 d rs=10 vj=0.8<br />

The above line describes the electrical parameters of the diode model dl1001.<br />

Tip<br />

For a detailed description of each of these parameters, refer to the “Diode Model Syntax” in<br />

the Eldo Reference Manual.<br />

d1 1 2 dl1001<br />

d2 2 3 dl1001<br />

d3 3 4 dl1001<br />

d4 4 5 dl1001<br />

d5 5 6 dl1001<br />

c1 2 0 cap1<br />

c2 1 3 cap1<br />

c3 2 4 cap1<br />

c4 3 5 cap1<br />

c5 4 6 cap1<br />

c6 5 0 cap2<br />

vin 0 1 sin(0 2500 50k 0 0)<br />

The above line defines a sinusoidal function between the nodes 1 and 0, with a starting<br />

amplitude of 2500V and a frequency of 50kHz.<br />

.param cap1=1n cap2=10n<br />

Eldo® User's Manual, 15.3 1287

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