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Screamer was developed to solve a wide range circuits with a focus on pulsed-power systems. Screamer is a highly optimized code written in Fortran 77. We will describe the mathematical foundations of Screamer and show how Screamer uses a wide range of pulsed power circuit elements. Screamer incorporates many physics-based models such as lossy transmission lines, dynamic loads, gas switching, water...
Screamer is a fast, highly optimized circuit-analysis code that was originally developed at Sandia National Laboratories in 1985. Screamer is written in Fortran 77 (with some extensions) and is highly optimized for speed. Screamer V3 solved electrical circuits having a limited, in-line circuit topology with restricted branches. This restricted circuit topology allowed for a very efficient matrix solver...
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