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termMapping

jmss

Hi,

What is the meaning of the \, in this termMapping example:

  termMapping = (nil D \,d)

This is usualy found in simInfo->hspiceD, I think.

Thanks.

João M. S. Silva

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  • Hi Joao M S Silva

    This is a disembodied properties list (DPL) for mapping current data from the relevant terminals. You can refer to appendix B in $CDSHOME/doc/cdfuser/cdfuser.pdf for more details. Alternatively, open up cdnshelp using "$CDSHOME/tools/bin/cdnshelp &" cmd and search for "accessing subcircuit simulation data".

    It means that terminal D in the model files is mapped to pin d in the symbol. The first item is usually "nil" because it is a DPL. The comma (,) is the instance terminal delimiter.

    Best regards
    Quek

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  • Hi Joao M S Silva

    This is a disembodied properties list (DPL) for mapping current data from the relevant terminals. You can refer to appendix B in $CDSHOME/doc/cdfuser/cdfuser.pdf for more details. Alternatively, open up cdnshelp using "$CDSHOME/tools/bin/cdnshelp &" cmd and search for "accessing subcircuit simulation data".

    It means that terminal D in the model files is mapped to pin d in the symbol. The first item is usually "nil" because it is a DPL. The comma (,) is the instance terminal delimiter.

    Best regards
    Quek

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