SPICE-Simulation using LTspice IV
SPICE-Simulation using LTspice IV
SPICE-Simulation using LTspice IV
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9.3. Parametric Sweep<br />
If you have a look at “<strong>LTspice</strong> / Dot Commands“ in the online help, then you will find a lot of commands and<br />
capabilities.<br />
Let us test the <strong>SPICE</strong>-command<br />
.step<br />
This is important because with „step“ you can automatically vary the value of a part or a voltage and repeat the<br />
simulation.<br />
Let’s take the circuit of the last section and vary the upper resistor R1 in the base voltage divider in 5 steps from<br />
10k to 15k. This will enable you to get the optimum operating point.<br />
Note:<br />
a) The peak value of the input voltage is now 0.3V<br />
b) The value of R1 is replaced by the variable {Rx}<br />
c) With the spice directive .step param Rx 10k 15k 1k the value of Rx is<br />
increased from 10k to 15k in steps of 1k.<br />
Now press the simulation button ( the “running guy”). The simulation will run, but you don’t see any results. So<br />
move your cursor to the collector of the transistor Q2 and click.<br />
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