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Charge conservation 02 PUBLICA demonstration of a charge conserving behavioural capacitor. A similar circuit can be made that will implement a flux conserving behavioural inductor of a value set by the voltage on the "value" net. by signality | updated May 17, 2012 behavioural-capacitor behavioural-transformer capacitor charge-conservation dc-transformer |
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Charge conservation 01 PUBLICComparing charge conservation in real and behavioural capacitors. Unlike real capacitors, in the particular type of behavioural capacitor illustrated, charge is not conserved. by signality | updated May 17, 2012 |
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Ideal Gyrator 02 PUBLICAn Ideal Gyrator model. This example shows an inductor being gyrated into a capacitor. A real capacitor is shown for reference and the effect of varying the gyrator ratio is illustrated by the sweep.... by signality | updated May 16, 2012 |
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behavioural capacitor 04 PUBLICAnother version of a behavioural capacitor where the capacitance is programmable by the voltage on the 'capacitance' net. A 1uF capacitor is shown for reference. by signality | updated May 11, 2012 |
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behavioural capacitor 02 PUBLICAnother way to make a behavioural capacitor where the capacitance is programmable by the voltage on the 'capacitance' net. A 1uF capacitor is shown for reference. Simulation runs but gives silly... by signality | updated May 10, 2012 |
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behavioural capacitor 03 PUBLICAnother way to make a behavioural capacitor where the capacitance is programmable by the voltage on the 'capacitance' net. A 1uF capacitor is shown for reference. Simulates OK (Same as behavioural... by signality | updated May 10, 2012 |
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behavioural capacitor 01 PUBLICA behavioural capacitor where the capacitance is programmable by the voltage on the 'capacitance' net. However, simulation fails with: Solve Aborted - Error in Transient Solver invalid col index by signality | updated May 10, 2012 |
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