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456 4. Appendix<br />

The terminals of the controlling branch are denoted by cnode+ and cnode−. Note that as opposed to<br />

the SPICE netlist format the controlling nodes are listed before the terminals of the controlled branch.<br />

4.2.15 OpAmp<br />

type name<br />

syntax<br />

OpAmp {OPname, {cnode+, cnode−, node+, node−}, value v }<br />

denotes an ideal operational amplifier with<br />

finite or infinite gain value v<br />

Circuit element type OpAmp.<br />

cnode+<br />

V1<br />

cnode-<br />

v*V1<br />

For infinite gain, value v must be Infinity. Note that, functionally, an OpAmp is the same as a<br />

voltage-controlled voltage source. The difference to a VCVSource is that during circuit equation<br />

setup another matrix fill-in pattern is used which makes limit calculations for large OpAmp gains<br />

easier.<br />

4.2.16 OTAmp<br />

type name<br />

syntax<br />

OTAmp {OTname, {cnode+, cnode−, node+, node−}, value gm }<br />

denotes an ideal operational<br />

transconductance amplifier with finite or<br />

infinite gain value gm<br />

Circuit element type OTAmp.<br />

cnode+<br />

V1<br />

gm*V1<br />

nodenode+<br />

cnode-<br />

nodenode+

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