Resistance calculation of switch capacitor circuit

It rather depends what you mean by "resistance" - resistance from where to where? Some pictures would probably help.

A DC analysis is not going to help, because a switch capacitor only has resistance by virtue of being switched. A DC operating point will only give you the currents and voltages for a static condition, and you'd need something like PSS (or one of the small signal analyses) to measure the time-averaged behaviour. I assume you understand the principles of switched capacitor design? 

Regards,

Andrew.

Sir,

This is my circuit  for realising large resistance(tera ohm) .

this is n-stage circuit  I simulated for only 3 stage and i want to know the resistance between point A and B.

can you  help me to know how to calculate ?

and what analysis should be performed to get the results?

thank you

I had been hoping to do some experiments, but lack of time to put together an example means that instead I'll just make a suggestion instead.

What I think you probably should do is run a PSS analysis over your clock period (so the fundamental would be the frequency of the clock). Then set the PAC magnitude on the voltage source on the left.  You could set this to 1 - because it's a small signal analysis. Then save the current through this source and you can then plot 1/current from the PAC results to give the time-averaged impedance. I think that may be OK - probably worth checking with a single switch-capacitor stage and see if it's close to what you'd expect from theory.

Regards,

Andrew.