Using the Simulink for analogue circuits

I created the analogue system for signals distribution. So I want to know how can I find the real identity in electrocircuits of such components as adder, substractor, integrator, comparator, switch. They are all like the macros in Micro-cap. What you can propose? I also read abou such tool as Sim2Spice tool. It seems to translate the blocks to FPAA (not logical FPGA). Are there such possibilties? Where to find the Sim2Spice as I cannot find it?

Answer 1

[Sebastian Castro]

Do you have access to Simscape and SimElectronics? Those are the two add-on products to Simulink that are more closely associated with electrical modeling tools like Micro-Cap and SPICE.

http://www.mathworks.com/videos/applications-and-tasks-in-simelectronics-73202.html

- Sebastian

Answer 2

[ANN RIY]

Can these apps has some converters? Do they have such components as comparators, integrators, switches, adders, substrators?

[Sebastian Castro]

Definitely.

You can use the base product, Simscape, to model basic analog circuits with an ideal op-amp block, as well as resistors, inductors, capacitors, etc.

With SimElectronics, there is an entire Integrated Circuits library.

- Sebastian

Answer 3

[abhishek shankar]

I too am need of the Sim2SPICE toolbox for my project. I need to design an analog circuit at a higher abstraction level (using multipliers, log amplifiers, op-amps, etc.). And I need to generate a SPICE netlist which I will be using to simulate on a SPICE software. Is this possible using Simscape or SimElectronics? Thank you.

[hoseinAli]

me too