Question on Pspice simulation

[tramp]

Hi,
I have to simulate circuit attached in PDF file such that ,with respect to source V1(band 135V -150V in steps of 1V) I have to monitor o/p at R6 in time domain.How can I do this in pspice?
What is the use of secondary sweep in DC sweep analysis?
Did anyone have tutarials to understand each analyais type & its every option in pspice?
Thanks & regards
tramp

 

[zenisle]

se of secondary sweep in DC swe

 

[JVNPAVANKUMAR]

best ting to do is just write the command and see the results,the doc that ive attached is for winspice ,u can downlaod it from https://cmosedu.com

 

[tramp]

best ting to do is just write the command and see the results,the doc that ive attached is for winspice ,u can downlaod it from h**p://cmosedu.com

Hi,
Thnx for ur reply.Its difficult for me to uderstand the process from this document.
How I can make code level design entry in pspice?
I am trying anathor option in Time Domain nalysis & parametric sweep option.In which I am varing voltage source V1(Vsin in Pspice library) from 140V to 160V.
In compilation it doesent give any error but in simulation tool doesent vary its voltage.What can be the problem?

 

[diemilio]

OK, there are 2 main ways of doing is. I'm going to explain you the easiest one.

-Replace the VAMPL value on V1 (which in the uploaded figure is currently 140 V) with this {Vval}
-Go to "place part" look for PARAM which is under the "SPECIAL" library (if you don't have this library I could share it with you).
-After placing the "PARAMETERS:" object double click it.
-A window where you can modify it's properties will popup.
-Look for a button that says "New..." and click it.
-Type Vval (without the {}) under the "Property Name" field.
-Give any initial value to the NEW property inserted.
-Now go to "Edit simulation Settings" and check the "parametric sweep" box.
-Under this same field (parametric sweep) choose the global parameter option, and type Vval under the "Parameter Name" field.
-Enter the intinial, final, and step values that you want to give to this variable.
-Go to "general settings" anf fill the rest of things you need.
-Now you're ready to go.

If you need anything else (print screen attachments, more instructions, etc) just let me know.

hope this helps. GOOD LUCK,

diemilio.

ps: Your Pspice version should support parametric sweep analisys!!!