Re: @above in analyses other than tran and dc sweep

Jonathan David wrote:

>@above should be 1 or zero in any dc, op, ic, (static) simulation. 1 if above is true , 0 if not. 
>The point of @above is that it must work in these situations where @cross is undefined.
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I appreciate that. My question mainly concerns ac rather than ic. Should 
that be considered like dc sweep or not? ac has some similarities with 
dc sweep (a fixed number of static calculations), and I can imagine the 
expression crossing zero from below at some point.

Regards
Paul Floyd
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