Hello All:
On 5/12 Jay Diepenbrock wrote:
>Now, as for Stephen's proposal itself, I may have missed something. If
>I understand it correctly, Stephen proposes that self-inductance would
>be in the inductance matrix, but he described "zeroing out" the mutual
>terms. Was this just for a specific example, I hope, or is this to say
>that all coupling terms are always to be capacitive? If the latter, I
>would suggest that the model is inadequate.
No, matrixes are provided for capactiace, resistance and inductance.
In other words, between the [Model data] and [End model data] keywords
one can put...
[Resistance Matrix] matrix_type
.
.
.
[Capacitance Matrix] matrix_type
.
.
.
[Inductance Matrix] matrix_type
.
.
.
When I wrote of 'zeroing out' the mutuals I was refering to that
specific example where there was insiginifact mutual coupling for that
section. Good question though.
Regards,
Stephen Peters
Intel Corp.
Received on Fri May 12 12:52:29 1995
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