PSpice User Guide

PSpice User Guide

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PSpice User Guide Other Output Options October 2019 810 Product Version 17.4-2019 © 1999-2019 All Rights Reserved. To generate plots of voltage or current to the output file 1. Place and connect any of the following parts (from the PSpice library SPECIAL.OLB). 2. Double-click the part instance to display the Parts spreadsheet. 3. Click the property name for the analysis type that you want plotted: DC, AC, or TRAN. 4. In the columns for the analysis type that you want plotted (DC, AC or TRAN), type any non-blank value such as Y, YES or 1. 5. If you selected the AC analysis type, enable an output format: a. Click the property name for one of the following output formats: MAG (magnitude), PHASE, REAL, IMAG (imaginary), or DB. b. Type any non-blank value such as Y, YES or 1. c. Repeat step a and step b for as many AC output formats as you want to see plotted. Note: If you do not enable a format, PSpice defaults to MAG. 6. Repeat steps 2 through 5 for any additional analysis types you want plotted. Note: If you do not enable an analysis type, PSpice reports the transient results. Table 19-1 Use this part... To plot this... VPLOT1 Voltage on the net that the part terminal is connected to. VPLOT2 Voltage differential between the two nets that the part terminals are connected to. IPLOT Current through a net. (Insert this part in series, like a current meter.)

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