PSpice User Guide

PSpice User Guide

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PSpice User Guide October 2019 415 Product Version 17.4-2019 © 1999-2019 All Rights Reserved. Part three: Setting up and running analyses Part Three describes how to set up and run analyses and provides setup information specific to each analysis type. ■ Chapter 8, "Setting up analyses and starting simulation," explains the procedures general to all analysis types to set up and start the simulation. ■ Chapter 9, "DC analyses," describes how to set up DC analyses, including DC sweep, bias point detail, small-signal DC transfer, and DC sensitivity. ■ Chapter 10, "AC analyses," describes how to set up AC sweep and noise analyses. ■ Chapter 12, "Overview of transient analysis," describes how to set up transient analysis and optionally Fourier components. This chapter also explains how to use the Stimulus Editor to create time-based input. ■ Chapter 11, "Parametric and temperature analysis," describes how to set up parametric and temperature analyses, and how to run post-simulation performance analysis in Probe on the results of these analyses. ■ Chapter 13, "Monte Carlo and sensitivity (worst-case) analyses," describes how to set up Monte Carlo and sensitivity/worst-case analyses for statistical interpretation of your circuit's behavior. ■ Chapter 14, "Digital simulation," describes how to set up a digital simulation analysis on either a digital-only or mixed-signal circuit. ■ Chapter 15, "Mixed analog/digital simulation," explains how PSpice processes the analog and digital interfaces in mixed-signal circuits.

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