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how to model a non-linear resistance in Hspice

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I want to model a non-linear resistance (NDR) as a voltage-controlled resistor. The problem is the current through the resistance is depends upon potential difference across the pair of nodes between which it is connected.
 

lokesh garg said:
I want to model a non-linear resistance (NDR) as a voltage-controlled resistor.
It should be possible to establish the voltage dependence simply via a variable, e.g.
Vctrl = 5
Rx n1 n2 ('n*Vctrl')

lokesh garg said:
The problem is the current through the resistance .. depends upon potential difference across the pair of nodes between which it is connected.
This is standard for every resistor! :D :D :D
 

actually we do not have the voltage values of the nodes to start with. I only have the current-voltage characteristics of a resistor. i have to insert this I-V characteristics in my resistor.....
I am attaching the I-V char. curve for your reference....
 

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