PSpice Simulation for Electronic Circuits: Learn PSpice now!

Name: PSpice Simulation for Electronic Circuits: Learn PSpice now!
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A PSpice Tutorial for Beginners. Simulate Analog Electronic Circuits Using OrCAD Capture CIS PSpice Simulation Tools

Last updated 5/2019

English

What you'll learn

Simulate a switched-mode power supply (buck) converter circuit
Build electrical circuit drawings in professional industry standard software, OrCAD Capture fundamentals, PSPICE fundamentals
Simulate electrical and electronic circuits using the power of PSPICE software
Verify circuit theory through simulation

4 sections • 46 lectures • 5h 5m total length

Bode Plot9:58
Overview4:54
An overview of what students will learn in the course, including the reason why the instructor made the course and the benefit of the course.
[Free] Install OrCAD + PSPICE (Windows)2:09
OrCAD Capture CIS Overview8:21
PSPICE Overview4:38
Section Summary1:12
Capture Recap

Section Overview1:17
Find PSpice Parts in Capture / Allegro2:15
PSpice Modeling Apps1:42
PSpice Autoconverge Option2:41
Boost Converter Part 14:40
Boost Converter Part 2 - Finding a part data sheet and schematic4:43
Boost Converter Part 3 - Import Image/Reference Schematic1:16
Boost Converter Part 4 - Place Parts on Schematic9:54
Boost Converter Part 5 - Wiring the Schematic10:01
Boost Converter Part 6 - Schematic Check6:42
Boost Converter Part 7 - Design Rules Check (DRC)3:21
Boost Converter Part 8 - Simulate9:32
PSpice Model Editor1:59
Finding Manufacturer SPICE models + Buck v211:25
Buck v2 (ac rectifier)9:40
Buck v2 (Hierarchical Block)12:16
Summary and Course End1:43
Course summary, an overview of your benefits and new skills from completing this course.

Verify that your operational amplifier and power switching converter circuits will actually work.

Understand how to use PSpice for basic circuit analysis. Verify your hand calculations and homework in Circuits 1 and Circuits 2 class.

A tutorial in PSpice for analog circuits. Learn the basics of circuit simulation using Cadence Design System's powerful simulation software.

This course will be useful to college students studying electrical and hardware engineering, electronic hobbyists and tinkerers, hardware design engineers who have experience with other PCB design tools such as LTSpice, Altium, Mentor Graphics, AutoDesk Eagle, Diptrace and KiCAD
Anyone who wants to learn PSPICE for electrical circuit simulation
Anyone who wants to understand the basics of electrical circuit simulation
Persons who have a lot of trouble getting the PSPICE simulations to work
Freshmen, Sophomore, Junior and Senior electrical engineering university students
Graduate students in electrical engineering