A current-controlled voltage source produces an output voltage proportional to a controlling current (measured through a voltage source).
H<name> <out+> <out-> <Vcontrol> <transimpedance>
H<name> <out+> <out-> POLY(<dimension>) <Vcontrols...> <coefficients...>
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
out+, out- |
Output nodes |
Vcontrol |
Name of a voltage source sensing the control current |
transimpedance |
Gain in ohms (Vout = Rm × Ictrl) |
* Transimpedance of 500 ohms
H1 OUT 0 Vsense 500
* Requires a 0V sense source
Vsense A B 0
- Like the
Fsource, the controlling current is measured through a named voltage source. - A 0V voltage source acts as an ideal ammeter.