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....only valid within a limited range of design points. In this paper we present an alternative to the expression based approach, based on an exact representation of determinants as a graph or determinant decision diagram (DDD) a concept which was introduced to the linear circuit analysis domain in [10, 11, 12]. Instead of calculating the circuit output explicitly, the Laplace expansion of the circuit matrix minor is modeled in a DDD, which is discussed in section 2. This setup needs to be done only once for a given circuit topology, and is similar to the MTDD approach followed in [12] In section 3 we ....
....1 includes results for . maze circuits, which are networks with an impedance between each pair of nodes; RC ladder circuits, like the illustrative circuit ladder002 in Figure 1. These circuits have tridiagonal matrices, which renders the DDD setup a linear function of n as is explained in [11]; and opamp like circuits of increasing complexity. Note that for some maze circuits, SADAMAC did not generate any results. Term generation was limited to a fixed number of terms per coefficient, with an exception for the complex 741 circuit, for which only a few coefficients were ....
C.-J. Shi and X. Tan, "Canonical symbolic analysis of large analog circuits with determinant decision diagrams," IEEE Transactions on Computer-Aided Design of Integrated Circuits and Systems, vol. 19, pp. 1--18, Jan. 2000.
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R. Shi, X. Tan, Canonical Symbolic Analysis of Large Analog Circuits with Determinant Decision Diagrams, IEEE Transactions on CAD, vol. 19, pp.1-18, 2000.
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