GAIN - Ideal Gain Block
| Name | Description | Units | Default Value |
| A | Gain | decibels | 0.0 dB |
| SL | Positive gain slope | dB/octave | 6.0 dB/octave |
| SH | Negative gain slope | dB/octave | 6.0 dB/octave |
| FL | Lower frequency for SL | Frequency | 0.0 MHz |
| FH | Upper frequency for SH | Frequency | 0.0 MHz |
| R | Reference impedance | Resistance | 50 ohms |
Model for an ideal gain block. Gain increases to the user defined gain (G) at the use defined lower frequency (FL) at a slope determined by the positive gain slope (SL). The gain stays constant until the user defined upper frequency (FH) at which point, gain will decrease at a rate defined by the negative gain slope (SH). The upper or lower gain slopes can be omitted by setting FL/FH or SL/SH to 0.
CIRC - Ideal Circulator
Model for an ideal universal 3 port circulator. This model is frequency independent.
ISOL - Ideal Isolator
Model for an ideal universal 2 port isolator. This model is frequency independent.
CPLR - Ideal Coupler
| Name | Description | Units | Default Value |
| c | Coupling coefficient | unitless | 0.1 |
Model for an ideal coupler. Coupling is determined by the coupling coefficient (c). Coupling in decibels is calculated as 20*log(c). This model is frequency independent.
GYR - Gyrator
| Name | Description | Units | Default Value |
| R | Gyrational resistance | Resistance | 50 ohms |
Model for an ideal gyrator. This model is frequency independent.