how to run jsim

[boone891214]

Thank you for your work.
I have a very "noob" question to ask, after I follow the commands I got a folder in my home directory. But how do I execute jsim in terminal? What should I do after I follows your command?

[Hassan313]

I have the same question.

[jonathan-stark]

Well... darn. Seems github formatted that a little unfortunately. Let's try again.

Sorry for not seeing these questions and responding earlier; I need to get in to the habit of checking the comments it seems. Perhaps a simple example would be useful.

The documentation is sparse, but here:
https://github.com/coldlogix/jsim/blob/master/vendor/jsim/manual.pdf

You need a spice file... This is not a particularly useful circuit, but hopefully gives you a feel for what the format looks like and how to get going.

cat << EOF > simple.js
* Simple JSIM Spice Example

.model jj1 jj(rtype=1,cct=1,icon=10m,vg=2.8m,delv=0.08m,icrit=100u,r0=30,rn=1.6,cap=30f)

L1 0 1 15p
B1 1 0 jj1
L2 0 2 10p
K1 L1 L2 .1
Iwave 0 2 SIN(0 2m 10G 25p 0)

.PRINT DEVI L1
.PRINT DEVI L2

.OPTIONS NUMDGT=5
.tran 0.5ps 3001ps 0ps 0.5ps

.end
EOF

Then run jsim or jsim_n with the input file:

jsim_n simple.js

You should get 3 columns in this example; the time and the current values for L1 and L2.

Hope this helps.

[Hassan313]

Dear Jonathan, I hope you are doing well. No worries. Thank you so much for the explanation. Best Regards Hassan

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-- Hassan Afzali-Kusha System Power Optimization and Regulation Technology (SPORT) Lab Ming Hsieh Department of Electrical Engineering University of Southern California