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EE 220D Feb.11, 2008 PSpice: Introduction and DC Analysis contd.

Background / Introduction. SPICE =Simulation Program with Integrated Circuit Emphasis Started at UC-Berkeley in late 1960'sAn early Open Source programLed by the emergence of Integrated CircuitsCommercial Versions: HSPICE by SynopsysPSPICE by Cadence. SPICE Analyses. DC Analysis Transient A

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EE 220D Feb.11, 2008 PSpice: Introduction and DC Analysis contd.

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    1. EE 220D Feb.11, 2008 PSpice: Introduction and DC Analysis (contd.) R.M.

    2. Background / Introduction SPICE = Simulation Program with Integrated Circuit Emphasis Started at UC-Berkeley in late 1960s An early Open Source program Led by the emergence of Integrated Circuits Commercial Versions: HSPICE by Synopsys PSPICE by Cadence

    3. SPICE Analyses DC Analysis Transient Analysis AC Analysis Noise Analysis

    4. PSpice P signifies that it could run on Personal Computers Released in 1984 Developed by MicroSim which was brought by OrCAD, which was in turn brought by Cadence

    5. V. Imp: Two Laws of PSpice First Law The Ground GND should always be Named 0 Second Law There should always be a DC Path to Ground 0 from each Node in the Circuit

    6. Use of Icons Enable/Disable Bias Point Values Try to Utilize the Icons in the Right Toolbar

    7. Dependent Sources

    8. Adjust value of Dependent Sources Double Click on the Element

    9. Ch. 3 Prob. 21

    10. View Generated NetList & Output View Generated NetList

    11. Ch. 3. Prob 36. Solution

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