PSpice User Guide
Creating parts for models
October 2019 312 Product Version 17.4-2019
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Property names in templates
Property names are preceded by a special character as follows:
[ @ | ? | ~ | # | & ]
The schematic page editor processes the property according to the
special character as shown in the following table.
Separator characters include commas (,), periods (.), semicolons (;),
forward slashes (/), and vertical
bars ( | ). You must always use the same character to specify an
opening-closing pair of separators.
Example: The template fragment ?G|G=@G||G=1000| uses the
vertical bar as the separator between the if-then-else parts of this
conditional clause. If G has a value, then this fragment translates to
G=. Otherwise, this fragment translates to
G=1000.
Table 5-4
This syntax...
1
1. s is a separator character
Is replaced with this...
@ Value of . Error if no attribute or
if no value assigned.
& Value of if is defined.
?s...s Text between s...s separators if is
defined.
?s...ss...s Text between the first s...s separators if
is defined, else the second s...s
clause.
~s...s Text between s...s separators if is
undefined.
~ s...ss...s Text between the first s...s separators if
is undefined, else the second s...s
clause.
#s...s Text between s...s separators if is
defined, but delete rest of template if
is undefined.
