addloself3
Create a logical inductor
Synopsys
#include "mlo.h" loself_list ∗addloself(ptfig,type,self,scon1,scon2,name) lofig_list ∗ptfig ; char type ; double self ; losig_list ∗scon1, ∗scon2 ; const char ∗name ;
Parameters
ptfig
|
Pointer to the figure in which the inductor should be added |
|---|---|
type
|
Inductor type |
self
|
Inductor value in Henry |
scon1
|
Pointer to the signal to be connected on the inductor top plate |
scon2
|
Pointer to the signal to be connected on the inductor bottom plate |
name
|
Inductor instance name |
Overview
addloself creates a new inductor, and adds it to the list of inductors pointed to by ptfig -> LOSELF. The new inductor is added in front of the list, and becomes itself the list head.
The type parameter can take one value :
- SELFMIM
-
for a metal inductor
The self argument is the inductor value in Henry.
Two connectors are created each time a inductor is added, and the scon1 and scon2 losigs are attached to the SIG field of the locon of the appropriate connector. The connectors names are scon1 and scon2; their direction, DIR, are set to 'L', and their TYPE INTERNAL. For details on the structuself, see locon(3) and loself(3).
Return value
addloself returns a pointer to the newly created inductor.
Errors
"∗∗∗ mbk error ∗∗∗ illegal inductor type : type"
The type is not a legal inductor type.
Examples
#include "mlo.h"
void parallel_inductors(void) /∗ netlist of two parallel inductors ∗/
{
lofig_list ∗pt = NULL ;
losig_list ∗in = NULL ;
losig_list ∗out = NULL ;
pt = addlofig("parallel_inductors") ;
addlocon(pt,"in",in = givelosig(pt,0),IN) ;
addlocon(pt,"out",out = givelosig(pt,1),OUT) ;
addloself(pt,SELFMIM,0.6e-6,in,out,"self1") ;
addloself(pt,SELFMIM,0.6e-6,in,out,"self2") ;
}
Releases
Unchanged in 4 releases since Debian 7 (Wheezy).