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A.2 Activation of the Admittance Matrix Calculation Feature
The so-called intrinsic admittance matrix can be obtained by activating the
admittance matrix calculation feature in section Solve of the
input-deck, see Section A.2. The activation of this feature has the
following consequences:
- The AC boundary conditions as specified in the Device
section are overruled by the unity voltage.
- The unity voltage is applied once at each terminal while the others are
zero. This affects only the right-hand-side vector and the system matrix
remains constant.
- For that reason, the multiple-right-hand-side feature of the linear
modules is applied. Since the multiple assembly of the system matrix can be
skipped, the simulation is sped up significantly.
- Unless suppressAdmittanceOutput is set, the output of
the simulator changes from the terminal quantities to the admittance matrix.
- Several additional features and output functions can be used.
The keyword complexPolar in the Log section is provided
for printing complex-valued numbers in polar-coordinates.
The example shows the setup for calculating the admittance matrix at the
frequency of GHz.
Solve
{
ac = yes;
frequency = stepSingle(1 GHz);
calcAdmittanceMatrix = yes;
}
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