Mathematical Problems in Circuit Simulation
Authors:
C. Tischendorf; D. Est
vez Schwarz
vez Schwarz
DOI:
10.1076/mcmd.7.2.215.3647
Publication Frequency:
6 issues per year
Published in:
Mathematical and Computer Modelling of Dynamical Systems,
Volume
7,
Issue
2
June
2001
, pages 215
- 223
Subjects:
Analysis - Mathematics;
Applied Mechanics;
Dynamical Control Systems;
Dynamical Systems;
Mathematical Modeling;
Mathematics & Statistics for Engineers;
Simulation & Modeling;
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Previously published as:
Mathematical Modelling of Systems
(1381-2424)
until 1998
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Abstract
Circuit simulation is a standard task for the computer-aided design of electronic circuits. The transient analysis is well understood and realized in powerful simulation packages for conventional circuits. However, further developments in production engineering lead to new classes of circuits, which cause difficulties for the numerical integration. The dimension of circuit models can be quite large (10 5 equations). The complexity of the models demands a higher level of ion. Parasitic effects become dominant. The signal to noise ratio becomes smaller. In this paper, we want to draw attention to three essential problems from a mathematical point of view, the DAE-index, consistent initial values, and asymptotic stability. These topics have been extensively analyzed only recently. We shall illustrate them by some simple examples.
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