18166055. CIRCUIT ANALYSIS METHOD, CIRCUIT ANALYSIS DEVICE, AND CIRCUIT ANALYSIS SYSTEM simplified abstract (Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd.)

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CIRCUIT ANALYSIS METHOD, CIRCUIT ANALYSIS DEVICE, AND CIRCUIT ANALYSIS SYSTEM

Organization Name

Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd.

Inventor(s)

Kwangsun Kim of Suwon-si (KR)

Hyungjung Seo of Suwon-si (KR)

CIRCUIT ANALYSIS METHOD, CIRCUIT ANALYSIS DEVICE, AND CIRCUIT ANALYSIS SYSTEM - A simplified explanation of the abstract

This abstract first appeared for US patent application 18166055 titled 'CIRCUIT ANALYSIS METHOD, CIRCUIT ANALYSIS DEVICE, AND CIRCUIT ANALYSIS SYSTEM

Simplified Explanation

  • Circuit analysis method involves building a circuit graph, defining nodes, extracting unknown events, building event nodes, linking event nodes, traversing event graph, identifying source and involvement events, and finding propagation paths.
  • Circuit analysis device and system are also provided.
  • The method helps in analyzing complex circuits by identifying unknown events and their propagation paths.

Potential Applications

  • Electronic circuit design and analysis
  • Fault detection and diagnosis in electronic systems
  • Signal processing and communication systems

Problems Solved

  • Efficient analysis of complex circuits
  • Identification of unknown events in the circuit
  • Determination of propagation paths for events

Benefits

  • Improved accuracy in circuit analysis
  • Faster identification of faults in electronic systems
  • Enhanced understanding of circuit behavior


Original Abstract Submitted

Provided are a circuit analysis method, a circuit analysis device, and a circuit analysis system. An embodiment provides a circuit analysis method, including: building a circuit graph based on a netlist of a circuit; defining a node in the circuit graph; extracting an X (unknown) event for each node based on a waveform built as a result of simulation for the node; building an X event node from the X event that was extracted; building an X event graph by linking the X event node to at least one other X event node; traversing the X event graph and identifying a source X event and an involvement X event; and finding an X propagation path for the X event node, the X propagation path comprising the source X event and the involvement X event.