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Hand Selection<br />

Setting Up An Analysis<br />

Pole Zero Analysis<br />

After these steps, a further choice between the resulting roots is offered. A prompt asks:<br />

Do you agree with the Selected POLES [Yes/No]?<br />

If the selected poles and zeros are Ok, enter Y and the analysis continues. If only a certain<br />

number of poles and zeros are required, enter N and the following prompt is displayed:<br />

Poles selection by their index in INCREASING order<br />

Enter a negative index to end the selection.<br />

Select Index<br />

A prompt asks for the specification of which poles are to be included in the final transfer<br />

function. The selection is made via the index to the values—the index being the first number<br />

that appears in the tables above. Once the values to use have been chosen, the selection is<br />

terminated by entering a negative number. The process is then repeated for zeros.<br />

Note<br />

Ensure that the selections are made in increasing integer order including the negative<br />

terminator, otherwise required values may be lost.<br />

The remaining set of poles and zeros are printed, followed by another table showing the<br />

difference between the actual and the now-approximated model, swept in frequency and giving<br />

both the magnitude (dB) and the phase (degree) differences. For example:<br />

Hz dB’s Error Degrees Error<br />

1.000000E+01 6.525140E-04 1.020462E-02<br />

1.000000E+02 6.201058E-04 1.096881E-02<br />

1.000000E+03 5.805557E-04 1.102087E-02<br />

1.000000E+04 5.806112E-04 1.107192E-02<br />

1.000000E+05 5.791327E-04 3.599889E+02<br />

1.000000E+06 5.815470E-04 1.444244E-02<br />

1.000000E+07 1.179731E-03 4.588650E-02<br />

1.000000E+08 5.953287E-02 3.609858E-01<br />

1.000000E+09 4.490041E+00 2.134625E+00<br />

FNS Model<br />

The reduced circuit is now modeled as an S-domain transfer function (for example, an FNS<br />

device in Eldo syntax) which can replace the original circuit with the introduced approximations<br />

for AC and small-signal analysis—this can be very useful for developing complex designs,<br />

enabling the replacement of even a complex block with its equivalent model and great<br />

simplification of simulation of the higher-level system. The output format is as follows:<br />

Eldo® User's Manual, 15.3 235

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