Re: [Ngspice-devel] PSS for ngspice

[Francesco L. <nic...@fa...>]

Hi Phani! :)
Now the PSS branch has been merged into the master branch and released with NGSPICE 25 Release.
I also presented this new PSS algorithm (developed by Stefano Perticaroli and me, from an initial idea of Stefano Perticaroli) at MOS-AK 2012.

Consider that this PSS algorithm is different from the standard PSS that you can find online, because we don't have the STATE VECTOR inside NGSPICE.
It means that actually this is a new conception of PSS that aims to have the same results of a standard PSS.

You could start to test examples other than the included ones to verify if the algorithm works!
You can also start to explore the latest version of the PSS included in the master branch (download it from the GIT repo).

Good luck,
Fra


Il giorno 21/gen/2013, alle ore 19:51, J Phani Mahesh <pha...@ee...> ha scritto:

> Hello folks!
> 
> A few months ago, I mailed the list expressing my interest to develop
> Periodic Steady State analysis for Ng-Spice.
> 
> I have studied the existing code for the past two months. I have also
> studied PSS algorithms from IEEE transactions. I now consider myself
> fairly equipped to start working hands-on.
> 
> Since my ultimate aim is to get the code I contribute integrated into
> the ngspice, I would like to establish contact with the developers
> already working on this part, and work under their guidance to make the
> process smooth for either parties.
> ( I know the pain when contributions do not follow established
> guidelines. From both perspectives. )
> 
> Right now, I am looking for answers to these questions:
> - What is the current focus of development in the pss related branches?
> - What are the areas of interest where my contributions can have
> immediate effect? Or to put it differently, what is the current road map
> and what are the links most needed in the dependency chain?
> 
> P.S: Since I have academic interests surrounding this, I am prepared to
> devote at least 15 hours a week exclusively for the project. It must be
> safe to assume I am serious. ;)
> -- 
> J Phani Mahesh
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> 
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