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440 4. Appendix 4.1 Stimuli Sources This chapter describes time-dependent (HSPICE-compatible) sources which can be used for numerical circuit simulations. The following table shows the supported time-dependent stimuli sources and their corresponding Analog Insydes functions: AMWave (Section 4.1.1) ExpWave (Section 4.1.2) PulseWave (Section 4.1.3) PWLWave (Section 4.1.4) SFFMWave (Section 4.1.5) SinWave (Section 4.1.6) amplitude-modulated source exponential source pulse source piecewise linear source frequency-modulated source sinusoidal source 4.1.1 AMWave AMWave[time, u , u , fm, fc, td] describes a time-dependent amplitude modulation source Command structure of AMWave. AMWave returns a numerical value in case the first argument is numeric, otherwise a CheckedAMWave is returned. CheckedAMWave is a data type which marks a AMWave description as being syntactically correct. CheckedAMWave should not be defined directly. A CheckedAMWave can be displayed with standard Mathematica graphic functions such as Plot or with Analog Insydes graphic functions such as TransientPlot. AMWave has the following optional arguments:
4.1 Stimuli Sources 441 argument name default value u 0 V or A voltage or current amplitude u 0 offset constant fm 1 Hz modulation frequency fc 1 Hz carrier frequency td 0 s delay time Arguments of AMWave. Examples Load Analog Insydes. Define time-dependent amplitude modulated source. Display the signal. In[1]:=
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