Failed IC's #307
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Integrated circuits (ICs) play a crucial role in modern electronics, but some ICs fail due to design flaws or compatibility issues in eSim. These ICs need modifications to function correctly.
Purpose
The objective is to ensure proper simulation of failed ICs in eSim, making them usable for designing more complex circuits.
Approach
First, create the IC schematic in eSim and perform an ERC (Electrical Rule Check) to identify errors. If no errors are found, generate a netlist and convert it from KiCad to NgSpice, assigning the correct component values. Finally, verify functionality by analyzing input and output plots.