UID:
almahu_9948026458402882
Format:
1 online resource (345 p.)
Edition:
1st ed.
ISBN:
1-283-29360-9
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9786613293602
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0-08-097096-6
Content:
Anyone involved in circuit design that needs the practical know-how it takes to design a successful circuit or product, will find this practical guide to using Capture-PSpice (written by a former Cadence PSpice expert for Europe) an essential book. The text delivers step-by-step guidance on using Capture-PSpice to help professionals produce reliable, effective designs. Readers will learn how to get up and running quickly and efficiently with industry standard software and in sufficient detail to enable building upon personal experience to avoid common errors and pit-falls. This book
Note:
Includes index.
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Front Cover; Analog Design and Simulation using OrCAD Capture and PSpice; Copyright; Contents; Preface; Instructions; Limits of ORCAD Demo CD; Pre-16.5; Post-16.5; Chapter 1 - Getting Started; 1.1 Starting Capture; 1.2 Creating a PSpice Project; 1.3 Symbols and Parts; 1.4 Design Templates; 1.5 Summary; 1.6 Exercises; 1.7 Extra Library Work; Chapter 2 - DC Bias Point Analysis; 2.1 Netlist Generation; 2.2 Displaying Bias Points; 2.3 Save Bias Point; 2.4 Load Bias Point; 2.5 Exercises; Chapter 3 - DC Analysis; 3.1 DC Voltage Sweep; 3.2 Markers; 3.3 Exercises; Chapter 4 - AC Analysis
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4.1 Simulation Parameters4.2 AC Markers; 4.3 Exercises; Chapter 5 - Parametric Sweep; 5.1 Property Editor; 5.2 Exercises; Chapter 6 - Stimulus Editor; 6.1 Stimulus Editor Transient Sources; 6.2 User-Generated Time-Voltage Waveforms; 6.3 Simulation Profiles; 6.4 Exercise; Chapter 7 - Transient Analysis; 7.1 Simulation Settings; 7.2 Scheduling; 7.3 Check Points; 7.4 Defining a Time-Voltage Stimulus using Text Files; 7.5 Exercises; Chapter 8 - Convergence Problems and Error Messages; 8.1 Common Error Messages; 8.2 Establishing a Bias Point; 8.3 Convergence Issues; 8.4 Simulation Settings Options
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8.5 ExercisesChapter 9 - Transformers; 9.1 Linear Transformer; 9.2 Non-linear Transformer; 9.3 Predefined Transformers; 9.4 Exercises; Chapter 10 - Monte Carlo Analysis; 10.1 Simulation Settings; 10.2 Adding Tolerance Values; 10.3 Exercises; Filter Specifications; Chapter 11 - Worst Case Analysis; 11.1 Sensitivity Analysis; 11.2 Worst Case Analysis; 11.3 Adding Tolerances; 11.4 Collating Functions; 11.5 Exercise; Chapter 12 - Performance Analysis; 12.1 Measurement Functions; 12.2 Measurement Definitions; 12.3 Exercises; Chapter 13 - Analog Behavioral Models; 13.1 ABM devices; 13.2 Exercises
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Chapter 14 - Noise Analysis14.1 Noise Types; 14.2 Total Noise Contributions; 14.3 Running a Noise Analysis; 14.4 Noise Definitions; 14.5 Exercise; Chapter 15 - Temperature Analysis; 15.1 Temperature Coefficients; 15.2 Running a Temperature Analysis; 15.3 Exercises; Chapter 16 - Adding and Creating PSpice Models; 16.1 Capture Properties for a PSpice Part; 16.2 PSpice Model Definition; 16.3 Subcircuits; 16.4 Model Editor; 16.5 Exercises; Chapter 17 - Transmission Lines; 17.1 Ideal Transmission Lines; 17.2 Lossy Transmission Lines; 17.3 Exercises; Chapter 18 - Digital Simulation
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18.1 Digital Device Models18.2 Digital Circuits; 18.3 Digital Simulation Profile; 18.4 Displaying Digital Signals; 18.5 Exercises; Chapter 19 - Mixed Simulation; 19.1 - Exercises; Chapter 20 - Creating Hierarchical Designs; 20.1 Hierarchical Ports and Off-page Connectors; 20.2 Hierarchical Blocks and Symbols; 20.3 Passing Parameters; 20.4 Hierarchical Netlist; 20.5 Exercises; Chapter 21 - Magnetic Parts Editor; 21.1 Design Cycle; 21.2 Exercises; Chapter 22 - Test Benches; 22.1 Selection of Test Bench Parts; 22.2 - Unconnected Floating Nets
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22.3 - Comparing and Updating Differences between the Master Design and Test Bench Designs
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English
Additional Edition:
ISBN 0-08-097095-8
Language:
English
