Analog Simulation with PSpice 
Title: Analog Simulation with PSPice
Duration: 3 Days
Schedule 2012
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Description
The analog simulation with PSpice training course is a three-day course that starts with the basics of entering a design for simulation and builds a solid foundation in the overall use of the tool.
The highlights of this class include the following:
- Learn how to enter a design for simulation
- Run DC bias, DC sweep, and AC sweep analysis
- Edit stimulus and run parametric analysis
- Learn how to edit models, run Monte Carlo analysis, create subcircuits and create parts for simulation from a model or subcircuit definition
- Learn how to create linear and non-linear transformers, perform temperature, worst case and noise analysis
- Learn about analog behavioural modeling, as well as running digital and mixed analog and digital simulation
Audience
- Engineers seeking maximum productivity in minimum time
- Engineers new to analog and mixed-signal simulation
Prerequisites
- You must be familiar with creating a schematic using OrCAD Capture
- You must also be proficient with using Windows and standard Windows applications
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Course Agenda
Day 1:
- Building a design for simulation
- Setting up and running DC bias point analysis
- Setting up and running DC and AC sweep analysis
- Viewing simulation results in the probe window
- Setting up sources and using markers
- Creating and simulating a text netlist
- Accessing the stimulus editor using VSTIM, ISTIM, and DIGSTIM
- Running transient analysis
- Working with local and global libraries
- Examining common simulation errors
Day 2:
- Creating linear and non-linear transformers
- Setting up and running parametric analysis
- Using the Model Editor
- Creating a subcircuit
- Creating parts for simulation models
- Performing temperature analysis
- Configuring and running Monte Carlo analysis
Day 3:
- Simulating with hierarchical blocks and symbols
- Simulating using analog behavioural modeling
- Using digital components in a design
- Combining analog and digital components in designs
- Using performance analysis and creating measurements
- Setting up and running worst case analysis
- Setting up and running noise analysis
If you need to cancel your confirmed training course place within 5 working days of the course date, and are unable to send a substitute, cancellation fees will apply at 100% of the course fee.