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2.2 Netlists
2.2.1 The Netlist Format
Analog Insydes provides functions which can automatically set up several types of circuit equations
from the netlist description of a circuit. Netlists are sequences of Mathematica lists encapsulated by
the Analog Insydes command Netlist (Section 3.1.1). There must be one such list, or netlist entry,
for each element in a circuit. Netlist entries are not required to be listed in any particular order.
netlistname =
Netlist[
netlist entry 1,
netlist entry 2,
]
A Netlist object is the Analog Insydes data structure for representing flat netlists. For hierarchical
circuit descriptions using subcircuits, the Circuit object is used which is discussed in Chapter 2.3.
For a simple example refer to the voltage divider circuit shown in Figure 2.1.
1
R1
V0
2
R2
Figure 2.1: Voltage divider circuit
An Analog Insydes netlist desribing the circuit looks as follows:
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