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Requires: SmartSpice & Smartview Minimum Versions: SMARTSPICE 3.16.12.R A 13 stage ring Oscillator built with fictional BSIM4 models is used to show how you can setup the .BIASCHK functionality to

Requires: SmartSpice & Smartview Minimum Versions: SMARTSPICE 3.16.12.R The .BIASCHK3 statement is intended to track and report the maximum duration time (dt) when the voltage difference between the specified device

Requires: SmartSpice & Smartview Minimum Versions: SMARTSPICE 3.16.12.R The .dout statement compares simulation results (node voltage) with the expected digital state during the transient analysis and generates an output report.

Requires: SmartSpice & Smartview Minimum Versions: SMARTSPICE 3.16.12.R This example illustrates the AC magnitude response of the 2-pole Chebyshev Low Pass Filter schematic. The example uses the JFET-based LF356 operational

Requires: SmartSpice & Smartview Minimum Versions: SMARTSPICE 3.16.12.R This example input deckshows how you can use the .acheck functionality to check node activity in your circuit. This .acheck statement causes

Requires: SmartSpice & Smartview Minimum Versions: SMARTSPICE 3.16.12.R The .vec statement keyword “check_window” allows a user to perform steady and non-steady checks of the actual signal states against the expected

Requires: SmartSpice & Smartview Minimum Versions: SMARTSPICE 3.16.12.R In this example deck we use the .cutofftab statement to perform a search for the cut-off nodes. A node is considered cut-off

Requires: SmartSpice & Smartview Minimum Versions: SMARTSPICE 3.16.12.R This input deckshows how to use the .overshoot statement to check node voltages in the circuit. This statement causes SmartSpice to check

Requires: SmartSpice & Smartview Minimum Versions: SMARTSPICE 3.16.12.R This input deckfor the .savebias statement with parametric data. In this example a nested sweep with data results in several bias data