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Efficient DC Fault Simulation of Nonlinear Analog Circuits
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Efficient dc fault simulation of nonlinear analog circuits is addressed in this paper. Two techniques, one-step relaxation and adaptive simulation continuation, are proposed. By one-step relaxation, only one Newton
Michael W. Tian, C.-J. Richard Shi
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