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gnucap:user:netlist_import_and_export:qucs [2025/06/27 09:07] felixs net label update |
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| + | === Parameters === | ||
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| + | At the time of writing, Qucs does not support parameters. A parameter declaration, such as | ||
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| + | (* S0_x=17, S0_y=42 *) parameter real p = 0 from [1:100]; | ||
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| + | would represent an object on the qucs canvas that represents the parameter p. | ||
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| + | For debugging and testing it may be carried along as line like | ||
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| + | <PARAMETER p 17 42 "real" "from [1:100]"> | ||
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| + | In a Qucs schematic file. On this end, Qucs-s has a "spice-parameter" object which in some cases may be turned into a parameter during read-in. | ||
| === Eqn === | === Eqn === | ||