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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 João M. S. Silva

    Actually it is the opposite. "D" is the drain terminal which is mapped to the pin "D" in the symbol. Lowercase is usually used so pin "D" is written as "d". You can refer to the spectre termMapping example in cdfuser. I think it will clear things up. : )


    Best regards
    Quek

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  • Hi João M. S. Silva

    Actually it is the opposite. "D" is the drain terminal which is mapped to the pin "D" in the symbol. Lowercase is usually used so pin "D" is written as "d". You can refer to the spectre termMapping example in cdfuser. I think it will clear things up. : )


    Best regards
    Quek

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