Syntax: .func <name>([args]) {<expression>}
Example: .func Pythag(x,y) {sqrt(x*x+y*y)}
The .func directive allows the creation of user-defined functions for use with user parameterized circuits and behavioral sources. This is useful for associating a name with a function for the sake of clarity and parameterizing subcircuits so that abstract circuits can be saved in libraries.
The .func statement can be included inside a subcircuit definition to limit the scope the function to that subcircuit and the subcircuits invoked by that subcircuit.
To invoke parameter substitution and expression evaluation with these user-defined functions, enclose the expression in curly braces. The enclosed expression will be replaced with the floating-point value.
Below is a example using both a .func and .param statements.
* Example deck using a .func statement
.func myfunc(x,y) {sqrt(x*x+y*y)}
.param u=100 v=600
V1 a 0 pulse(0 1 0 1n 1n .5µ 1µ)
R1 a b {myfunc(u,v/3)}
C1 b 0 100p
.tran 3µ
.end
All parameter substitution evaluation is done before the simulation begins.