Introduction to pspice : a supplement to electric circuits / James W. Nilsson
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TextPublication details: Reading, Massachusetts : Addision-Wesley Publishing Company, c1993Edition: Fourth editionDescription: ix, 154 pages : illustrations ; 23 cmISBN: - 201513188
- TK 454 .N55i 1993
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Includes index.
Contents: PSpice in general-- data statements for DC analysis-- control statements for DC analysis-- output statemetns for DC analysis-- operational amplifiers-- inductors and capacitors-- time-dependent circuit response-- switches-- step response-- varying component values-- sinusoidal steady-state analysis-- computing AC power with probe-- mutual inductance-- ideal transformers-- frequency response-- pulsed sources-- fourier series-- summary
This supplement focuses on three things: (1) learning to erite PSpice programs; (2) constructing circuit models of basic devices such as op amps and transformers; and (3) learning to challenge computer output data as a means of reinforcing cofidence in simulation.
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