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custom VCCS

Sali
Sali over 8 years ago

Dear all

I want to design a vccs to implement this function:

I(y)<+ tanh(V(x));

I have done that using a verilogA model and I connect it in the cadence circuit which is as in the attached file, the model itself works fine but I want it to act as a real electronic component when connected to the circuit, by means when I change the output resistance the output current from this component should be changed accordingly as in the real electrical circuits, how can I do that, the current is always fixed and not affected by the resistor next to it. Because at the end I'll do a lab work by which I will use a similar component .

I read about bsource but I did not find it in any of the libraries !

any suggestion will be appreciated.

Thank you

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    Sali over 8 years ago
    Thanks Andrew for your reply.
    Actually I have a device in the lab made of an organic material and it generates tanh shape, I want to choose values for both R and C in the simulator and compare the output with the lab results.
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  • Sali
    Sali over 8 years ago
    Thanks Andrew for your reply.
    Actually I have a device in the lab made of an organic material and it generates tanh shape, I want to choose values for both R and C in the simulator and compare the output with the lab results.
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