#Qucs current probe software
#Qucs current probe code

#Qucs current probe code

This platform is based on program libraries, including model code files. This paper describes a web-based platform for nanoscale non-classical device modeling and circuit simulation, especially for non-classical CMOS device compact modeling and circuit performance prediction.

#Qucs current probe software

This feature is released as a GPL open source software tool in support of current compact modelling research. Qucs-0.0.19Src2 also introduces a preliminary version of a new Qucs EDD to Verilog-A compact model synthesis tool. Combinations of these new features significantly increases Qucs simulation and modelling capabilities, particularly in established areas like power/RF electronics and new emerging technologies. The“Custom Simulation” facility allows uses to develop ngnutmeg scripts for circuit design, compact device modelling, Monte-Carlo simulation (and other related circuit statistical routines) and to process simulation output data. PARAM statement, SPICE behavioural sources, ngnutneg scripts, and an innovative form of Qucs simulation called “Custom Simulation”. DISTO analysis, a SPICE compatible parametrization system employing the SPICE.

Circuits can be simulated with Qucs qucsator, ngspice and Xyce in particular circuit investigations can be centred around SPICE. The spice4qucs extensions introduce in release Qucs-0.0.19Src2 include the majority of the SPICE components distributed with the ngspice and Xyce circuit simulation packages. All Qucs legacy simulation and modelling features remain unchanged. The recent release of Qucs-0.0.19Src2 includes the latest spice4qucs extensions and is made available as an experimental feature. Qucs-0.0.19Src2 uses ngspice and Xyce for this purpose. Spice4qucs is a Qucs extension that allows Qucs schematics, including non-linear Equation-Defined Device compact models, to be simulated with external SPICE-compatible simulation engines. Following the release of Qucs-0.0.18 in August 2014 the Qucs Development Team have considered in detail a number of possible directions that future versions of the software could take.