[SI-LIST] Re: How to short two nodes in SPICE

You can put a 0V voltage source between the two nodes, since the internal 
resistance of an ideal voltage source is zero.

Snehamay

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Hi:
Does anyone know what's the syntax for making short connection between two 
nodes? Pspice does not take zero resistor.

Thanks a lot

M.W.




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