pingspice.examples.rlc-05.RLC_Finder(param.ParameterFinder) class documentation
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I am a trimmed-down version of the RLC_Finder from
rlc-04.py, Part 4 of the RLC Tutorial. The stuff required for
parameter finding is omitted for clarity in this example file. However, as
it does no harm to leave in, you would almost always to just put your
subcircuit below a fully functional subclass of param.ParameterFinder
in the same module as you used to do the parameter finding.
| Method | setup | Undocumented |
Inherited from ParameterFinder:
| Class Variable | Setups | A subclass of Setups
that you define to specify parameter names, analyzers, independent vectors,
goal points, etc. |
| Instance Variable | s | An instance that I construct of the Setups
subclass referenced in your subclass of me. |
| Method | __init__ | There are two different call patterns. One is for using Differential Evolution to find parameter values: |
| Method | __getattr__ | Looks to my subcircuit "parent" and then my Setups
object s for attributes that I lack. |
| Method | tableSources | Called by analyzerPrep
for each setup ID to possibly generate one or more TABLE
sources. |
| Method | analyzerPrep | Call this with a setup ID to provide what the
Analyzer for that setup will need when it is activated. |
| Method | __call__ | Call this to find best-fit alterable values for the circuit you've
defined with your setup
override method. |
| Method | setupTestCircuit | You must override this to define test circuitry for one or more setups. |
| Class | _EmptySetups | Undocumented |
| Method | __init_pf | My constructor calls this to do the full initialization in paramfinding mode, when no parameters are supplied. |