NAME¶
gnucap-ibis - GNU Circuit Analysis Package IBIS translator
SYNOPSIS¶
gnucap-ibis [ 
--typ] [
--min] [
--max]
  [
--power-on] [ 
--on] [
--off] filename [
--dump
  [filename]] [ 
--spice [filename]]
 
DESCRIPTION¶
GNUCAP-IBIS is a IBIS translator tool in the GNUCAP suite. It will
  transform IBIS models into SPICE models for use in SPICE simulations.
The IBIS model in 
filename is being parsed and can be translated to
  whatever format is requested. By using the 
--spice option a SPICE model
  can be generated. By using the 
--dump option a IBIS dump may be
  performed (mainly for testing purposes). A typical usage can be
 
gnucap-ibis mymodel.ibis -spice
 
OPTIONS¶
  - --typ
 
  - sets simulation mode to typical values (default)
 
  - --min
 
  - sets simulation mode to minimal values
 
  - --max
 
  - sets simulation mode to maximal values
 
  - --power-on
 
  - sets device state to power on
 
  - --on
 
  - sets device state to on
 
  - --off
 
  - sets device state to off
 
  - --prefix prefix
 
  - sets the prefix on generated code (default no prefix)
 
  - --dump [filename]
 
  - enable the dumping of the interprented IBIS file in IBIS
      format. Optionally an output filename may be given (default filename is
      incoming filename with .dump postfix)
 
  - --spice [filename]
 
  - enable the dumping of a SPICE model. Optionally an output
      filename may be given (default filename is incoming filename . mode .ckt).
    
 
   
BUGS¶
See 
/usr/share/doc/gnucap/bugs for a list of known bugs in this release.
GNUCAP is an ongoing research project. It is being released in a preliminary
  phase in hopes that it will be useful and that others will use it as a thrust
  or base for their research. I also hope for some comments that may help me
  direct my research.
 
AUTHOR¶
GNUCAP is being written by Albert Davis <aldavis@ieee.org>
This manual page was written by Magnus Danielson <cfmd@bredband.net> and
  maintained by Hamish Moffatt <hamish@debian.org> for the Debian package
  of gnucap. For the full LaTeX documentation, please see
  
/usr/share/doc/gnucap/manual.