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MONTE CARLO Simulation

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Can anyone please help me explain the Monte Carlo results for a SPDT switch?


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Why is "gain" a switch attribute of interest? Does this result
pertain directly to your switch, at all? Looks like there's more
to the story.
 
Thank you for your information. Actually i did simulation following a manual of Monte Carlo simulation of Opamp,so i used gain but a switch do not provide gain. I will do the simulation again but need to know what does these figures mean.
 

... what does these figures mean.

Histogram statistics.
1. (HISTO) most results (Y Values) in the interval -480 .. -478m X Values
2. (CDF) 100% cumulative yield in the interval -492 .. -468m
3. (PDF) max. Y Value @ -479m X value. Σ values determinable from this curve

Whatever these X & Y values mean, you should know.
 
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