buf_AD Digital Buffer Threshold Output
CircuitSim
·
Created May 23, 2026
·
Updated Jun 30, 2026
Details
Components
—
Schematic
Yes
Simulation
DC operating point
Copies
Not copied yet
About this circuit
Shows the buf_AD threshold buffer driving a load high from a 5 V input.
Circuit notes
buf_AD Digital Buffer Threshold Output
Application
This circuit demonstrates the buf_AD digital buffer as a simple logic-level driver. A 5 V input drives the buffer above its threshold, and a 10 k load provides an output reference for the operating point result.
Design Context
VIN drives the input pin, U1 compares that input against its VTH setting, and RLOAD connects the output to ground. The probes show the applied input level and the resulting buffered output level.
Expected Behavior
With VIN at 5 V and VTH at 2.5 V, the operating point table should show Vout near the configured VHIGH value of 5 V. Reducing VIN below VTH should drive the output low.
Key Values
- VIN is 5 V.
- VTH is 2.5 V.
- VHIGH is 5 V.
- RLOAD is 10 k.
Suggested Experiments
- Lower VIN below 2.5 V and rerun the operating point to see the output switch low.
- Change VTH to model a different input threshold.
- Change VHIGH to match another logic rail.
Featured Component
buf_AD Digital Buffer is an ngspice-compatible threshold buffer model that converts an input voltage into a low or high output level for logic-style demonstrations.
Components used
No component metadata available.
Try this circuit yourself
Free to get started. No download — runs in your browser with a full SPICE engine.