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2.10 Nonlinear Symbolic Approximation 173<br />

In[14]:= Plot3D[ivload[VLOAD, II],<br />

{VLOAD, 0., 3.5}, {II, 0., 0.001},<br />

AxesLabel −> {"VLOAD", "II", ""},<br />

PlotLabel −> "IVLOAD (Analog Insydes)"]<br />

IVLOAD (Analog Insydes)<br />

0.0003<br />

0.0002<br />

0.0001<br />

0<br />

1<br />

VLOAD<br />

2<br />

3<br />

0<br />

0.001<br />

0.0008<br />

0.0006<br />

0.0004<br />

II<br />

0.0002<br />

Out[14]= SurfaceGraphics <br />

Model Validation<br />

One key step is now to check if the numerical simulation in Analog Insydes is identical to the result<br />

of the PSpice simulation, i.e. to check if we have chosen appropriate transistor models. This can for<br />

example be done by comparing the graphical output. We choose some arbitrary value for VLOAD and<br />

plot both output values in one graph sweeping II. The plot shows that both curves are identical<br />

(for this value of VLOAD). Alternatively, we can calculate the maximum difference of both output<br />

values evaluated on a uniform grid. The result shows that the deviation is of order ΜA.<br />

In[15]:= TransientPlot[{ivloadPSpice[2., II], ivload[2., II]},<br />

{II, 0., 0.001}]<br />

0.0003<br />

0.00025<br />

0.0002<br />

0.00015<br />

0.0001<br />

0.00005<br />

0.00020.00040.00060.0008 0.001 II<br />

ivloadPSpice[2., II]<br />

ivload[2., II]<br />

Out[15]= Graphics

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