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how to use same component names in multisim.?
cause when i use hierarchical blocks am having coupled industance in that its not geting updated as names in that block..but if try to change it gets reflected in all blocks cause its hierarchical block..so how to overcome this problem..i found that...
the problem is both multisim and orcad are giving same results...so i want to know which simulator is best so i shud compare in terms of performance so...how shud i do dat....
yea even i too thought of same..cause we select model parameter but there is no global parameter to select...so how can i sweep a parameter not restricting to a model itself...a kind of which parameter exists in more than one model...i think this can be done in nested sweep but i dont find my...
Re: multisim.....creating parameters
Hi,
can anyone tell me how to create parameters in multisim..in orcad it can be done by placing a part param..but there no such option in multisim...
Hi,
i dont mean that am getting wrong results but i cant find it very easy to find which value of capacitance has highest magnitude for particular frequency.....as i can see in orcad...refer the graphs hope u understand..thanks for helping out...
Hi Alex,
i already mentioned that in my thread that i tried with Parameter Sweep but results arent matching ....in orcad its taking X-axis as capacitance n sweeping capacitance for single frequency where as in multisim x-axis is taken as frequency....
Hi,
I worked on Orcad ...in which i can sweep capacitance value for one particular frequency...but now am learning multisim ....using parameter sweep i can sweep various capacitor values for single frequency ....but both curves dont match...in orcad i used AC sweep analysis with capacitance in...
hi..
can anyone tell me whats the difference between Hspice and Pspice and Xspice engines....and which is best among all...tools which use these simulators?
thanks :grin:
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