To accurately analyze SPICE simulations, the correct resolution or maximum step size needs to be configured. If this value is not configured correctly, the results can look different and not provide the necessary level of detail.
In this video, we’ll examine how maximum step size effects the resolution of simulation results in PSpice. PSpice is the industry-leading SPICE analysis tool allowing you to efficiently analyze and optimize your electronic circuits during the schematic design.
Follow along with these demo files: https://www.ema-eda.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/09/2024PSpiceTutorial_Resolution.zip
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This video is part of the PSpice Simulation Tutorial series:
- Creating an RC Circuit
- Simulating for DC Bias Point
- DC Sweep Analysis
- AC Sweep Analysis: Part 1
- AC Sweep Analysis: Part 2
- Transient Analysis
- Buffer Circuit Analysis
- How to Ensure Proper Ground for SPICE Simulations
- How to Ensure Proper Resolution of SPICE Simulations Results
- How to do a Parametric Sweep in PSpice
- How to Ensure Convergence for Transient Analysis
- How to Edit PSpice Models Using PSpice Model Editor
- How to Convert a Circuit to a Sub-Circuit Model
- How to Perform a Temperature Sweep in PSpice
- Performing Monte Carlo Analysis with PSpice
- How to Modify a Monte Carlo Histogram with PSpice
- How to Analyze a Digital Design in PSpice
- How to Analyze Circuit Performance
- How to Use Measurement Functions in PSpice
- How to Perform Noise Analysis using PSpice
- How to Create PSpice Models Using Component Datasheets
