Define a general non-radiating network by importing a direct component-based network
from a SPICE .cir file. In the network
schematic view, interconnect the networks (cascading) and excite or load the network
ports.
Note:
Feko supports only a subset of Berkeley SPICE3f5
syntax.
Only linear circuits are supported.
On the Source/Load tab, in the
Loads/Networks group, click the Network icon.
From the Data typedrop-down list, select SPICE
network.
From the SPICE port referencedrop-down list, select one of the following:
To use a SPICE file with an absolute port reference, select
Absolute.
To use a SPICE file with a relative port reference, select
Relative.
In the Number of network terminals field, specify the
number of network terminals.
Note:
The number of network terminals must correspond to the number of
ports in the .cir
file for an absolute port reference.
The number of network terminals must be half the number of ports in
the .cir file for a
relative port reference.
In the Filename field, browse to the location of the
.cir file.
In the Circuit name field, specify the subcircuit
network name in the .cir
file.
Note:Circuit name must correspond
to the subcircuit name in the .cir file.
In the Label field, add a unique label for the general
network.
Click the Create button to create the general
network and to close the dialog.