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	behavioural non-inverting schmitt trigger 02 (parameterised) PUBLIC Same as: behavioural non-inverting schmitt trigger 01 but with parameters. by signality \| updated January 20, 2014 behavioral behavioural parameters schmitt schmitt-trigger
	behavioural opamp 01 PUBLIC Using the TANH() function, a near ideal behavioural opamp or comparator can be made. by signality \| updated July 03, 2012 behavioural-comparator behavioural-opamp
	behavioural opamp 02 PUBLIC Using the TANH() function, a near ideal behavioural opamp or comparator with a rail to rail limited output voltage swing can be made. This model is almost the same as behavioural opamp 01 except that... by signality \| updated July 12, 2012 behavioural-comparator behavioural-opamp
	behavioural open collector/drain comparator 01 PUBLIC A behavioural open collector/drain comparator with a 10 Ohm pulldown resistance. Simulate > Time Domain > Run Time-Domain SImulation by signality \| updated July 17, 2012 comparator open-collector open-drain
	behavioural resistor 01 PUBLIC A behavioural resistor where the resistance is programmable by the voltage on the 'resistance' net. SImulate > DC Sweep > Run DC Sweep by signality \| updated October 30, 2012 behavioural-resistor
	behavioural resistor 02 PUBLIC A behavioural resistor where the resistance is programmable by the voltage on the 'resistance' net. A 1.5k resistor is shown for reference. Same as behavioural resistor 01 but using a signle... by signality \| updated November 02, 2012 behavioural-resistor
	behavioural resistor 03 PUBLIC Same as behavioural resistor 02 but with resistance swept by time. Simulate > Time Domain > Run Time-Domain Simulation by signality \| updated November 02, 2012 behavioural-resistor
	behavioural thermistor 01 PUBLIC Same as behavioural resistor 02 but with resistance plotted as a function of a user defined temperature variable. Temperature is scaled at 1V/degC. This example models a negative temperature... by signality \| updated November 02, 2012 behavioural thermistor
	Behavioural track and hold 01 PUBLIC A simple behavioural track and hold circuit. V(track) = 1 => V(out) tracks V(in) V(track) = 0 => V(out) held at value of voltage across Chold1 when V(track) 1 => 0 edge. Vilim1 sets the current limit... by signality \| updated May 16, 2012 sample-and-hold track-and-hold
	behavioural window comparator 01 PUBLIC A behavioural window comparator by signality \| updated October 21, 2012 window-comparator
	bias T 01 PUBLIC Supplying 9V to a receiver through a Bias Tee. Simulate > Frequency Domain > Run Frequency-Domain Simulation Simulate > Time Domain > Run Time-Domain Simulation by signality \| updated December 13, 2012 bias-t bias-tee
	bjt curvetracer 01 PUBLIC A simple bjt curve tracer by signality \| updated July 12, 2013 bjt curve-tracer dc-sweep saturation
	blown fuse indicator 01 PUBLIC LED, D1 illuminates only when power is applied but fuse has gone open circuit. Simulate > Time Domain > Run Time-Domain Simulation http://signality.co.uk by signality \| updated May 07, 2013 blown-fuse-indicator fuse
	Bob Pease's 4701 VFC (slightly simplified) PUBLIC Simplified version of the 4701 type voltage to frequency converter designed by Robert A. Pease. Simplifications are that the optional offset adjust and the gain trim are omitted. Expressions in V1 and... by signality \| updated September 10, 2013
	bootstrap high side driver in buck converter 01 PUBLIC A simplified simulation of a bootstrap floating high side driver for a buck (step down) converter. Note that for this circuit to start up, V(load) must be approximately 0V at startup (T=0). by signality \| updated May 07, 2013 bootstrap buck-converter high-side-driver
	BPF1_fixed PUBLIC BPF1 by KenHorse; fixed by signality \| updated April 01, 2012
	Buffer latch 02 PUBLIC by signality \| updated June 19, 2012
	cap droop 01 PUBLIC In answer to: https://www.circuitlab.com/forums/power-electronics/topic/4y4pjcb5/finding-the-best-ripple-voltage/ by signality \| updated November 17, 2014
	cap_loaded_opamp_01 PUBLIC An simple example of compensating a capacitively loaded opamp. Simulate > Time Domain > Run Time-Domain Simulation. by signality \| updated August 23, 2012 amplifier compensation op-amp stability
	CdS Photoresistor Model 02 PUBLIC This is the same as Carl's original circuit except that a VCVS is used to derive the voltage across the Variable R, ICDS. by signality \| updated May 15, 2012

	behavioural non-inverting schmitt trigger 02 (parameterised) PUBLIC Same as: behavioural non-inverting schmitt trigger 01 but with parameters. by signality \| updated January 20, 2014 behavioral behavioural parameters schmitt schmitt-trigger
	behavioural opamp 01 PUBLIC Using the TANH() function, a near ideal behavioural opamp or comparator can be made. by signality \| updated July 03, 2012 behavioural-comparator behavioural-opamp
	behavioural opamp 02 PUBLIC Using the TANH() function, a near ideal behavioural opamp or comparator with a rail to rail limited output voltage swing can be made. This model is almost the same as behavioural opamp 01 except that... by signality \| updated July 12, 2012 behavioural-comparator behavioural-opamp
	behavioural open collector/drain comparator 01 PUBLIC A behavioural open collector/drain comparator with a 10 Ohm pulldown resistance. Simulate > Time Domain > Run Time-Domain SImulation by signality \| updated July 17, 2012 comparator open-collector open-drain
	behavioural resistor 01 PUBLIC A behavioural resistor where the resistance is programmable by the voltage on the 'resistance' net. SImulate > DC Sweep > Run DC Sweep by signality \| updated October 30, 2012 behavioural-resistor
	behavioural resistor 02 PUBLIC A behavioural resistor where the resistance is programmable by the voltage on the 'resistance' net. A 1.5k resistor is shown for reference. Same as behavioural resistor 01 but using a signle... by signality \| updated November 02, 2012 behavioural-resistor
	behavioural resistor 03 PUBLIC Same as behavioural resistor 02 but with resistance swept by time. Simulate > Time Domain > Run Time-Domain Simulation by signality \| updated November 02, 2012 behavioural-resistor
	behavioural thermistor 01 PUBLIC Same as behavioural resistor 02 but with resistance plotted as a function of a user defined temperature variable. Temperature is scaled at 1V/degC. This example models a negative temperature... by signality \| updated November 02, 2012 behavioural thermistor
	Behavioural track and hold 01 PUBLIC A simple behavioural track and hold circuit. V(track) = 1 => V(out) tracks V(in) V(track) = 0 => V(out) held at value of voltage across Chold1 when V(track) 1 => 0 edge. Vilim1 sets the current limit... by signality \| updated May 16, 2012 sample-and-hold track-and-hold
	behavioural window comparator 01 PUBLIC A behavioural window comparator by signality \| updated October 21, 2012 window-comparator
	bias T 01 PUBLIC Supplying 9V to a receiver through a Bias Tee. Simulate > Frequency Domain > Run Frequency-Domain Simulation Simulate > Time Domain > Run Time-Domain Simulation by signality \| updated December 13, 2012 bias-t bias-tee
	bjt curvetracer 01 PUBLIC A simple bjt curve tracer by signality \| updated July 12, 2013 bjt curve-tracer dc-sweep saturation
	blown fuse indicator 01 PUBLIC LED, D1 illuminates only when power is applied but fuse has gone open circuit. Simulate > Time Domain > Run Time-Domain Simulation http://signality.co.uk by signality \| updated May 07, 2013 blown-fuse-indicator fuse
	Bob Pease's 4701 VFC (slightly simplified) PUBLIC Simplified version of the 4701 type voltage to frequency converter designed by Robert A. Pease. Simplifications are that the optional offset adjust and the gain trim are omitted. Expressions in V1 and... by signality \| updated September 10, 2013
	bootstrap high side driver in buck converter 01 PUBLIC A simplified simulation of a bootstrap floating high side driver for a buck (step down) converter. Note that for this circuit to start up, V(load) must be approximately 0V at startup (T=0). by signality \| updated May 07, 2013 bootstrap buck-converter high-side-driver
	BPF1_fixed PUBLIC BPF1 by KenHorse; fixed by signality \| updated April 01, 2012
	Buffer latch 02 PUBLIC by signality \| updated June 19, 2012
	cap droop 01 PUBLIC In answer to: https://www.circuitlab.com/forums/power-electronics/topic/4y4pjcb5/finding-the-best-ripple-voltage/ by signality \| updated November 17, 2014
	cap_loaded_opamp_01 PUBLIC An simple example of compensating a capacitively loaded opamp. Simulate > Time Domain > Run Time-Domain Simulation. by signality \| updated August 23, 2012 amplifier compensation op-amp stability
	CdS Photoresistor Model 02 PUBLIC This is the same as Carl's original circuit except that a VCVS is used to derive the voltage across the Variable R, ICDS. by signality \| updated May 15, 2012

signality's Public Circuits:

behavioural non-inverting schmitt trigger 02 (parameterised) PUBLIC

behavioural opamp 01 PUBLIC

behavioural opamp 02 PUBLIC

behavioural open collector/drain comparator 01 PUBLIC

behavioural resistor 01 PUBLIC

behavioural resistor 02 PUBLIC

behavioural resistor 03 PUBLIC

behavioural thermistor 01 PUBLIC

Behavioural track and hold 01 PUBLIC

behavioural window comparator 01 PUBLIC

bias T 01 PUBLIC

bjt curvetracer 01 PUBLIC

blown fuse indicator 01 PUBLIC

Bob Pease's 4701 VFC (slightly simplified) PUBLIC

bootstrap high side driver in buck converter 01 PUBLIC

BPF1_fixed PUBLIC

Buffer latch 02 PUBLIC

cap droop 01 PUBLIC

cap_loaded_opamp_01 PUBLIC

CdS Photoresistor Model 02 PUBLIC