It is not made clear in the CL Documentation for expressions: https://www.circuitlab.com/docs/expressions/ but the ^ or POW(x,n) function only returns the real part of x^y. This means that it returns 0 with non-integer exponents and negative inputs. Two alternative functions are shown which return a non-zero result for negative inputs with any exponent. However, care must be exercised when using them to ensure that they represent realistic behaviour. It is also not clear that the x^n or POW(x,n) function does not work with n replaced by arbitrary expression such as a node voltage. Simulate > DC Sweep > Run DC Sweep |
by signality
December 14, 2012 |
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