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Figure 21-15. Non-inverting Amplifier<br />

Examples<br />

Example 7—Monte Carlo Analysis Basic<br />

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

• .MODEL—Model definition.<br />

• .OPTION—Simulator configuration.<br />

• .AC—AC analysis.<br />

• .MC—Monte Carlo analysis.<br />

• .PLOT—Plot simulator results.<br />

Netlist Explanation<br />

.model modres res lot=50% dev=60%<br />

The above line specifies the Monte Carlo parameter limits for resistor model type modres. It<br />

indicates that for each Monte Carlo run the resistor values can change together by as much as<br />

50% (lot tolerance). Additionally, the resistor values are allowed to change independently of<br />

each other by as much as 60% (dev tolerance). As can be seen below, the interval of variations<br />

is more important on the resistor r2 than on r1.<br />

r1 5 3 modres 100k<br />

r2 5 0 modres 1k<br />

c1 3 0 1p<br />

The above lines give the information of the resistors and capacitors that are present in the circuit<br />

to be simulated. Listed is the component name, the nodes between which the component is<br />

connected and the value of the component.<br />

Note<br />

The resistors are also defined to be of model type modres. This is to specify Monte Carlo<br />

parameter limits for the resistors during the simulation runs.<br />

Eldo® User's Manual, 15.3 1291

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