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PSpice User Guide Simulation examples October 2019 113 Product Version 17.4-2019 © 1999-2019 All Rights Reserved. To change Vin to include the AC stimulus signal in Capture 1. In Capture, open CLIPPER.OPJ. 2. Select the DC voltage source, Vin, and press D to remove the part from the schematic page. 3. From the Place menu, choose Part. 4. In the Part text box, type VAC (from the PSpice library SOURCE.OLB) and click OK. 5. Place the AC voltage source on the schematic page, as shown in Figure 2-19. 6. Double-click the VAC part (0V) to display the Parts spreadsheet. 7. Change the Reference cell to Vin and change the ACMAG cell to 1V. Note: PSpice simulation is not case-sensitive, so both M and m can be used as "milli," and MEG, Meg, and meg can all be used for "mega." However, waveform analysis treats M and m as mega and milli, respectively. 8. Click Apply to update the changes and then close the spreadsheet. R 1 1k Vin 1V R 3 3.3k R 2 3.3k V1 5V 0 D1 D1N3940 R 4 5.6k C1 0.47u MID OUT IN D2 D1N3940 GND AD1 S ++ - - V3 SINE S ++ - - Figure 2-20 Clipper design with AC stimulus in Design Entry

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