View attachment SC 5th Order Butterworth - Clock.pdfĬan Switched Capacitor circuits be simulated in NI Multisim 13.0?Īs it is, I had a convergence problem and needed to relax ABSTOL to 1e-008A and VNTOL to 0.0001V in order to simulate the results. In the OUT portion of the file, plan to plot S 11 on a grid and Smith charts. Run an open-loop Bode plot at full load, lowest input 2. Someone had mentioned that because the convergence is being done at specific points in time, that a switched capacitor system might not be able to simulate correctly, and especially wouldn't bode plot correctly.Įventually I want to implement this circuit topology with a 7th Order Butterworth and a clock that is upwards of 10MHz, but for the present, I would be satisfied with just getting this circuit to work as expected. widths (approx 100nm) usually not a design issue Bode plot (frequency vs. Identify the excess/deficiency of gain at the selected cross over 3. Place a double zero at f 0, a pole at the ESR zero and a pole at F sw/2 4. * extended-precision numerical core (simulates circuits that make SPICE variants choke). * algebraically-defined behavioral sources (the ability to define voltage/current relations as an expression, like a spreadsheet or programming language)

However, after you understand the concepts and the invariants, it would be rather unhelpful (or even distracting) to have an animated drawing of the tree as the algorithm progresses every time you were working with a BST!ĭisclosure - I wrote CircuitLab - another browser-based circuit simulator and schematic capture tool which doesn't do animated graphs, but instead includes: IMHO animated interactive visualization of the current flow is pretty to look at, but beyond a certain early point in one's understanding of voltage & current relationships, it's not necessarily more useful than not being there at all (and having non-interactive access only).įor a CS analogy: when you're trying to teach how and why to balance a binary search tree, it's useful to visually draw out the trees of the first few example steps. It's great to see all the new approaches in this field.

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