"device-modeling"-tagged Public Circuits

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	Electret Condenser Microphone Model PUBLIC Elecret Condenser Mic Model. Voltage Controlled Current Source represents JFET within electret mic body. by RitchRock | updated May 12, 2020 device-modeling   elecret-mic   electret-microphone   mic   microphone
	Piecewise-linear Diode (Behavioral Sources) 02 PUBLIC Same as @mrobbins Piecewise-linear Diode (Behavioral Sources) but with a hard forward current limit by signality | updated July 03, 2013 behavioral   behavioural   current-limit   device-modeling   device-modelling   diode   ideal-diode
	Piecewise-linear Diode (Behavioral Sources) PUBLIC A behavioral current source can be used to model an "ideal" piecewise-linear diode, conducting in one direction but not the other. by mrobbins | updated July 12, 2012 behavioral   device-modeling   diode
	Renen's Blue LED (2.7V, 20mA) PUBLIC Attempting to model a blue high-intensity LED which draws about 20mA at 2.7V bias. by mrobbins | updated April 20, 2012 device-modeling   diode   led

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