AWEswit employs asymptotic waveform evaluation (AWE) as its core simulation engine. It combines circuit formulations in the charge-voltage and current-voltage regimes. This flexibility in the circuit formulations means that if the circuit is modeled entirely with ideal switches (Le., no resistors), then it is automatically solved in the chargevoltage regime (like SWITCAP2). However,
if portions of the circuit need to be solved in the current-voltage regime, then AWEswit automatically partitions the circuit and solves the different partitions in whichever regime is appropriate, i.e., in the current-voltage regime (using AWE to evaluate circuit response) or in the chargevoltage regime. AWEswit naturally handles the bandwidth limitations associated with switched capacitor circuits. In addition, it models the clock feedthrough and signal-dependent charge dump that characterize MOSFET switches. The simulator is illustrated by example.
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