The output variables (or vectors) are used to identify the circuit variables. Each output variable may represent a node voltage, a current, a parameter of a device instance, or a model parameter.

Vectors of voltages

The name of the vector is equal to the name of the node. Exceptions are the names of the vectors of the nodes with a numeric name which are in the form:

V(node_number)

Example:

V(5) - is the vector of the voltage at node 5.
CLOCK- is the vector of the voltage at node CLOCK.

Vector of current flowing in the independent voltage source

These vectors are specified as:

source_name#branch

Example:

VCC#branch - is the vector of current flowing in the independent voltage source VCC.

Device instance parameters

These vectors are specified as:

@device_name[parameter_name]

Example:

@R1[i] - is the vector of the current through the resistor R1.
@M1[cgs] - is the vector of gate-source capacitance on mosfet M1.
@Q1[vbe] - is the vector of B-E voltage on Q1.

Model parameters

These vectors are specified as:

@model_name[parameter_name]

Example:

@BC107[rb] - is the vector of base resistance on model BC107.

See also

Device instance parameters