Since analog voltages can be used as variables in the formula of a function element, I wonder if ‘time’ could also be made to be used as a variable.
arcachofo wrote:Which simulide version?
EDIT:
In development version this case does not work.
In 1.0.1 seems to work.
arcachofo wrote:I didn't realyze before:
The correct notation is vo = ... not vo0 = ...
And this is not relevant but (vi0<0.500)*0 is always 0.
Each function is for one output, so there is only one output for each function.I wrote 'vo0' instead of 'vo' because this is what is written on the symbol. I thought 'vo' was just a mistyping in the help page because the function element can have many inputs 'vi0', vi1', vi2'.... and many outputs as well 'vo0', 'vo1', vo2'... etc.
Doesn't this mean that also in the case of 1 input, the correct notation should be 'vi', not 'vi0' (as it is written on the symbol)?
arcachofo wrote:Each function is for one output, so there is only one output for each function.I wrote 'vo0' instead of 'vo' because this is what is written on the symbol. I thought 'vo' was just a mistyping in the help page because the function element can have many inputs 'vi0', vi1', vi2'.... and many outputs as well 'vo0', 'vo1', vo2'... etc.
Doesn't this mean that also in the case of 1 input, the correct notation should be 'vi', not 'vi0' (as it is written on the symbol)?
You define the voltage for that output so it does not use any number, it is just the output voltage.
As values you can use any input or output voltages and you need to specify the number.
You are right, it happens in some cases.Odd Topic:
I noticed that the current value of the voltage source is not saved with the schematic.
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