piel.models.physical.electronic.capacitor

piel.models.physical.electronic.capacitor#

# TODO move and update. The way each of these measurement should work is that they use the settings from the gdsfactory component, to create a parametric SPICE directive.

These functions map a particular model, with an instance representation that corresponds to the given netlist connectivity, and returns a SPICE representation of the circuit. This function will be called after parsing the circuit netlist accordingly, and creating a mapping from the instance definitions to the fundamental components.

Functions#

add_basic_capacitor(→ str)

This function takes in the settings from a gdsfactory component, some connectivity node translated directly from

Module Contents#

add_basic_capacitor(settings) → str[source]#

This function takes in the settings from a gdsfactory component, some connectivity node translated directly from the gdsfactory netlist.

See Mike Smith “WinSpice3 User’s Manual” 25 October, 1999

SPICE capacitor model:

CXXXXXXX N+ N- VALUE <IC=INCOND>

Where the parameters are:

N+ = the positive terminal
N- = the negative terminal
VALUE = capacitance in farads
<IC=INCOND> = starting voltage in a simulation
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