LTspice Tutorials from CMOSedu.com
LTspice at
CMOSedu.com (examples, downloads, links, etc.).
Video tutorial on using LTspice on the Mac is found here.
Help doing a .op sim on the Mac is here.
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– installing
LTspice and running an operating point (.op) simulation, CMOSedu_sim1.asc (right
click these *.asc files to “Save as”) |
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– dependent
sources in operating point, transient, and DC sweeps, CMOSedu_sim2.asc, CMOSedu_sim3.asc, CMOSedu_sim4.asc, CMOSedu_sim5.asc,
and CMOSedu_sim6.asc
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– making an
ideal op–amp subcircuit and
symbol, probing subcircuits, CMOSedu_video_3.zip |
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– example
simulations from Ch. 1 of the CMOS book, pages are seen in CMOSedu_SPICE_Ch_1.pdf,
simulations files are found in CMOSedu_video_4.zip |
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– simulating an
inverter and ring oscillator, simulations files are found in CMOSedu_video_5.zip |
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Using the current–controlled
current source (CCCS) and the voltage–controlled voltage source (VCVS) – tip_1 |
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Making
visible/invisible component parameters such as a MOSFET’s width/length or
capacitor effective series resistance – tip_2 |
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Modeling a
transformer – tip_3 |
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If the output
plots are jagged add the spice directive ".options plotwinsize=0"
to the schematic |
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