How do I convert PSpice's LIMIT function to work in B2 Spice v5?

PSpice's limit function places a lower and upper limit on a value but we haven t implemented this in our program yet. However, you CAN use B2 Spice's nonlinear 'B' source's IF-THEN-ELSE function in place of the limit. The LIMT function s format is LIMIT(x, lower, upper), so the equivalent ITE expression is if(x upper, upper, x)) That s just nesting two IF statements to mean "if x upper, then the value is upper.

Otherwise the value is x." IF-THEN-ELSE functions can ONLY be used in the 'B' nonlinear source. More.

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