TABLE Type Source
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Instance declaration syntax:
Exxx o_node_p o_node_n TABLE{ expression } < = > (x1,y1) (x2,y2)<(x3,y3)<...>> <uselim>
Instance declaration parameters:
| Parameter Name | Parameter Description |
|---|---|
| expression | A mathematical expression operating on circuit variables (voltages and currents). |
| xN where N=0,1,2… | Nth x value for the TABLE source. |
| yN where N=0,1,2… | Nth y value for the TABLE source. |
| uselim | [Flag] Limits the rate of change from one time point to the next when the difference between two values would otherwise be extremely large. |
Description
The TABLE type source has the functionality of the VALUE type source, but adds the ability to further process the value of expression by mapping it to a piece-wise-linear function described by co-ordinates (x1,y1) (x2,y2)… (xn,yn).
The E-source has voltage output, whereas the G-source has current output.
Example
E1 5 0 TABLE(V(1)**2) (-5,-5)(5,5)
GD99 2 13 TABLE {V(2,13)}=((-100,-1p)(0,0)(1m,1n)(2m,1m)(3m,1))