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3.5 Setting Up and Solving Circuit Equations 235<br />

Possible values are:<br />

Selector −> Selector["BJT", "Q2N2222", "Q1"]<br />

Automatic<br />

"string"<br />

symbol<br />

use value of option AnalysisMode as default model<br />

selector for ExpandSubcircuits<br />

use "string" as default model selector for<br />

ExpandSubcircuits<br />

use SymbolName[symbol] as default model selector for<br />

ExpandSubcircuits<br />

Values for the DefaultSelector option.<br />

The standard setting DefaultSelector −> Automatic causes the default selector to be determined<br />

from the value of the option AnalysisMode. This enables ExpandSubcircuits to load semiconductor<br />

device models from the model library which are compatible with the current analysis mode.<br />

DesignPoint<br />

The DesignPoint option allows you to specify a set of numerical reference values for the circuit<br />

parameters in a symbolic system of circuit equations. It allows the following values:<br />

Automatic<br />

extract design-point information from Value and Symbolic<br />

specifications in the netlist<br />

{symbol <br />

−>value , symbol <br />

−>value , † † † }<br />

specify numerical values for symbolic circuit parameters<br />

explicitly<br />

Values for the DesignPoint option.<br />

None<br />

do not extract design-point information from the netlist<br />

The design point is stored in the DAEObject returned by CircuitEquations. If available, designpoint<br />

information is applied automatically whenever numerical calculations are performed with a<br />

system of equations which has been set up with ElementValues −> Symbolic. The design point can<br />

be extracted from the DAEObject with the function GetDesignPoint (Section 3.6.12).<br />

ElementValues<br />

With ElementValues −> value, you can decide whether CircuitEquations sets up a system of circuit<br />

equations symbolically or numerically. Possible choices are:

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