The Difference Between Ideal Device Models and Their Actual Hardware Implementation

Abstract

The process of developing electronic devices includes the decomposition of large functional devices into smaller ones, the subsequent analysis of their implementation options and the selection of the most suitable ones according to various criteria, such as price and quality. In the process of modeling and calculating such schemes, models are used that are actually far from ideal. This article will consider an example of development (calculation, modeling, and hardware implementation), the difference between the embedded model and the resulting one in real life, methods for dealing with such a situation in the future, as well as using the resulting node without the possibility of correction.