Monte Carlo Circuit

A Monte Carlo circuit is a system designed to analyze how uncertainties in input variables affect the output. It uses random sampling—running many simulations with slightly varied inputs based on probability distributions—to explore all possible outcomes. By doing so, it provides a comprehensive picture of potential performance, risks, and variability in complex electronic circuits or systems. This method helps engineers predict reliability, optimize designs, and understand how small changes can lead to different results, making it a powerful tool for decision-making under uncertainty.