One update to this which is somewhat unrelated to the problem. I got
this technique to work with gEDA+LTspice. I just made model-name="jj
params: Ic=35uA Rq=2" and then the spice-sdb netlister sticks it in
there. So now I just need to create a variant of spicepp which can
render this spice code berkeley spice compliant.
Dave
David Grant wrote:
I want to be able to do something like this:
X1 0 1 jj params: Ic=35uA Rq=2
X2 0 1 jj
.subckt jj n1 n2
B1 n1 n2 I=f(Ic, Rq)
blah blah
.param Ic=30uA Rq=1
.ends jj
This is basically totally LTspice syntax, but I'd like to be able to
do this with just berkely spice3 or some other open source program
like tclspice. Or if it is possible, to have the spice-compatible
netlist generated from a schematic specifying what is shown above.
Is there any method to do this currently?
I've looked at spicepp but it doesn't help me. Although the idea is
the same. In my case though, to do this automatically, I need two
subcircuits to be generated, one with the default params, the other
with the params specified at the X? line. Then I need to have the
.param line substituted into the B? line current function I=f(Ic, Rq).
I guess what I need is a .model. But berkeley spice doesn't support
that. I guess gnucap would be a good option perhaps. (yes, I am doing
josephson junctions, BTW)
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