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Setting Up An Analysis<br />

Operating Point Analysis<br />

In the following example Eldo performs a DC analysis at times 20ns and 40ns during a transient<br />

analysis from 0 to 100ns.<br />

.DC TIME=20n 40n<br />

.TRAN 1n 100n<br />

The results of DC analysis during transient analysis are output using:<br />

.EXTRACT DC TIME=...<br />

Limitations:<br />

• Only one .DC command with time specifications is allowed: subsequent commands are<br />

ignored.<br />

• Not supported for Questa ADMS, SST/MODSST analysis, and NOISETRAN analysis.<br />

See Also<br />

• .DC in the Eldo Reference Manual<br />

• .EXTRACT in the Eldo Reference Manual<br />

• .TRAN in the Eldo Reference Manual<br />

Related Topics<br />

DC Analysis<br />

Operating Point Analysis<br />

The .OP command determines the DC Operating Point (DCOP) of the circuit with inductors<br />

short-circuited and capacitors opened. If either the specified simulation time is reached or one<br />

of the conditions described in the “optional parameters” is fulfilled, the DC operating point is<br />

saved to the .chi file.<br />

If no parameter is specified, the operating point information is saved for DC prior to AC, or first<br />

DC analysis in the case of a DC sweep.<br />

.OP analysis is automatically performed before an .AC analyses.<br />

Tip<br />

See “.OP” in the Eldo Reference Manual.<br />

DC Operating Point Calculation for RF<br />

The DC operating point calculation for Eldo RF differs from the Eldo .OP command by using<br />

an average value of the source, even if a DC value is specified.<br />

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Eldo® User's Manual, 15.3

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