Chapter 13. Analog Behavioral Models
Analog Behavioral Model (ABM) devices are extended versions of the traditional Spice voltage-controlled sources, the E device, which is a voltage-controlled voltage source (VCVS), and the G device, a voltage-controlled current source (VCCS). They provide transfer functions, mathematical expressions or look-up tables to describe the behavior of an electronic device or circuit. ABMs can provide a systems approach to designing electronic circuits. The electronic system is represented by a block diagram with each block represented by an ABM device which can reduce the total simulation time. If the system meets the required specifications, ...
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