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Feature request: Property of current resistance of BehavioralResistor #59

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marcin-golebiowski opened this issue Apr 25, 2021 · 3 comments

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@marcin-golebiowski
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There are three parameters that can be accessed:

  • Voltage
  • Power
  • Current

How about easy to access resistance property?
I know that it can be computed with voltage and current properties but I think it would be cool to be aligned with ordinary resistor

@svenboulanger
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I have considered this, but then I also had to think about what "resistance" means when you start to use idt() and ddt(), which basically turns these resistances into capacitors or inductors. So I decided to not include it yet.

Nevertheless, we can consider such a property. However, would it need to be defined as R = Voltage / Current, or does it need to be the small-signal resistance?

@marcin-golebiowski
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I think the easiest to understand would be just R = Voltage / Current.
It's pity but I was not able to check this in LTSpice. There is no resistance properties.

Also please if you decide to include it keep the name: resistance of the parameter

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I am still not really sure, as in all other (nonlinear) models, any resistance will refer to the small-signal resistance...

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