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| Enrico |
Posted - Feb 28 2008 : 22:46:41 Can you tell me what MakeLnegative does? |
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| nordkapp |
Posted - Mar 12 2008 : 11:35:54 Both positiv and negative within one result?
Example: change of M with different f's: Freq = 1 Row 0: 0.000279364+5.17644e-009j 1.4328e-005-1.4991e-010j Row 1: 1.4328e-005-1.50214e-010j 0.000107477+1.9596e-009j Freq = 1e+006 Row 0: 0.000533542+3.51634e-009j 1.56346e-005+5.30262e-011j Row 1: 1.56466e-005+5.30451e-011j 0.000227285+7.76725e-010j
I really don't get the physical explanation. |
| Enrico |
Posted - Feb 28 2008 : 22:50:43 MakeLcircuit isn't able to digest inductance matrixs with negative couplings or, better, MakeLcircuit is able to, but most Spice flavours do not like K elements with negative values (e.g. PSpice, Eldo from Cadence, etc.)
So, MakeLnegative is a slightly modified version of MakeLcircuit, which uses two inductors per each matrix entry. If the coupling is negative, the inductors are cross-coupled. In this way is possible to have both positive and negative couplings. The drawback is that you are using two inductors instead of one, so use MakeLcircuit if you can.
Enrico
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