Simulation eBook - Headings
Simulation eBook - Headings
Preliminary remarksHow to find simulatable parts in EasyEDA [How to find Spice Symbols which have models already associated with them](https://docs.easyeda.com/en/Simulation/Preliminary-remarks/index.html#How-to-find-Spice -Symbols-which-have-models-already-associated-with-them) How to find spice models and subcircuits which may or may not already have a symbol associated with themWhat to do for a part that has no model available in EasyEDA but for which a 3rd party model is availableWhat to do if there is a 3rd party model available but for which there is no suitable symbol in EasyEDAWhat to do if there is no model available for a partHow to run a simulation
- Introduction
- Introductory concepts of simulation
- About naming conventions
- Introduction to using a simulator
- Probing signals
- Advanced probing and simulation control
- Configuring Voltage and Current Sources
- Setting up Analyses
- Initial conditions and starting up circuits
- Expressions
- Parameters
- Functions
- B sources
- Device models
- Why are there different models for the same device?
- .model statements 1.LTspice model types
- .subckt definitions
- Behavioural models
- What if there is no model available for a device?
- The relationship between spice models and device datasheets
- The relationship between spice models and real world behaviour
- How to change the model attached to a symbol 1.For .MODEL defined models 2.For .SUBCKT defined models 3.Attaching models to custom symbols
- Schematic symbols: prefixes and pin numbers
- Custom modelling
- Making measurements of simulation results