Feb 21, 2002 #1 V VSWR Advanced Member level 3 Joined Feb 7, 2002 Messages 746 Helped 103 Reputation 206 Reaction score 24 Trophy points 1,298 Activity points 5,423 voltage controlled resistor I'd like to model a voltage controlled resistor in SPICE. How is this done using controlled/dependent sources? (I don't want to use a simple FET)
voltage controlled resistor I'd like to model a voltage controlled resistor in SPICE. How is this done using controlled/dependent sources? (I don't want to use a simple FET)
Mar 3, 2002 #2 rfsystem Advanced Member level 3 Joined Feb 25, 2002 Messages 908 Helped 149 Reputation 294 Reaction score 38 Trophy points 1,308 Location Germany Activity points 9,548 spice voltage controlled resistor If your spice does not supply this device. With an equation defined spice source it does not work either. What you need is a current source defined by two voltages Va and Vb. Define a subcircuit .SUBCKT RCTR RT1 RT2 RC1 RC2 ICTR RT1 RT2 V(RT1,RT2)*(R0+R1*V(RC1,RC2)) .ENDS RCTR RT1/2 are the resistor terminals and RC1/2 are the control terminals
spice voltage controlled resistor If your spice does not supply this device. With an equation defined spice source it does not work either. What you need is a current source defined by two voltages Va and Vb. Define a subcircuit .SUBCKT RCTR RT1 RT2 RC1 RC2 ICTR RT1 RT2 V(RT1,RT2)*(R0+R1*V(RC1,RC2)) .ENDS RCTR RT1/2 are the resistor terminals and RC1/2 are the control terminals
Mar 4, 2002 #3 C cadb0y Member level 3 Joined Feb 6, 2002 Messages 57 Helped 2 Reputation 4 Reaction score 0 Trophy points 1,286 Activity points 475 voltage controlled resistor spice you can try also a switch, which is really a vc resistor