From: Kim Helliwell ([email protected])
Date: Wed Jan 19 2000 - 17:13:06 PST
"Mellitz, Richard" wrote:
>
> I know that one. However there are practices the seem to cause this (ITTS)
> more than others. OOOH not another acronym! For example, using 0V DC
> sources to short nodes is inherently more stable than lots of .00001 ohm
> resistors.
Absolutely! If you knew what those .00001 ohm resistors were doing
to your matrix (and therefore to your accuracy), you would swear never
to do that again! Always use 0-volt sources as shorts, wires, what
have you; they're good for more than measuring current!
> Insuring a solution for all incantations of your design is a real art.
Yes, indeed!
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