CMOS Op-amp oscillator using EKV MOSFET Models - #3
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Using prebuilt EKV MOSFET models, I had the agent build a simple 2-stage CMOS op-amp and a multistable oscillator model.
Note that I implemented a special function imperatively in Julia to represent the closed form solution of the MOSFET voltage-current relationship (wright-omega function), and was able to symbolically register it and it's derivative in the symbolic engine that Dyad uses.