PSPICE

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Anyone know how to use PSPICE really well?

Specifically doing DC Sweep analysis along with using Voltage printers and Current printers.

Also, using voltage controlled current sources, current controlled current sources, and current controlled voltage sources.
(Depended sources)
 
Isn't your dad good with electrical stuff?
 
eXero said:
Are you speaking japenese? Wtf?
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No, lol. I am speaking electrical engineering stuff.

I'll give you an example of simple PSPICE problems.

PFC Amped- said:
Isn't your dad good with electrical stuff?
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He isn't an engineer lol. He is good at working on electrical stuff, specifically helicopters. But that is forever ago, haha.
 
I took intro in engineering, and digital electronics, so I sort of get what you are saying, sort of.

They were pointless classes. Lol.
 


My current project, already have test PCB's being sent to my house regularly.

Working on a sub 250$ complete UAV package.
 
@"Knife", yea...I am not doing that kind of stuff. lol

Looks a lot different than what I am doing.
 
Knife said:
Well you wanted to sweep and regulate correct?
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Well first I need help on setting up my circuit using dependent sources in PSPICE. Not exactly sure how to connect it because of the 4 connections instead of 2.
Example:
 

On F1 or between the two comps?
 

@"Knife" This is what the circuit normally looks like. I just want to connect the dependent source the same way in PSICE. Well, make it have the same effect in PSPICE...it will obviously look different.


EDIT: Ignore that the voltage source on the right has backwards signs. lol
 
Eh, guess I will be turning this in a day late for -10 points. Sad that something so simple is holding me back. lol

@"Knife", guessing you don't know how to help me? :\
 
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