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Modelling a current mirror

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Hi guys,

I would like to know if somebody has tried to model a current mirror just by using the analogLib components, that is, the basic library components.

Is this possible to be done?

Regards
 

I guess "Current-Controlled Current Source" CCCS from AnalogLib can be used.
 

AMSA84 said:
Hi guys,

I would like to know if somebody has tried to model a current mirror just by using the analogLib components, that is, the basic library components.
Is this possible to be done?
Regards
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If you have a suitable circuit diagram (transistors, resistors) - why shouldn`t it be possible to model it?
Or do intend to use artificial böocks like controlled sources?
 

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