Post #222 Hereġ7/ Stepping the bias of an amplifier. Post #214 Hereġ6/ Stepping a component value.
Post #146 Hereġ5/ Measuring amplifier output impedance. Post #85 Hereġ4/ Adding a PSpice 3rd party model to a simulation. Post #71 Hereġ3/ Adding models to use in a simulation. Post #67 Hereġ2/ Testing under load and dynamically. Post #59 Hereġ1/ Adding and simulating a voltage doubler and regulator. Post #51 Hereġ0/ Simulating a simple PSU. Post #39 Hereĩ/ Adding ripple to the PSU. Post #19 and 20 HEREĨ/ Setting up multiple signal sources and running two simulations in parallel. Post #7 HEREĤ/ Simulating a one transistor Amplifier.
Post #2 and #3 HEREģ/ Running a simple AC simulation. Much of what is written here is applicable although subtle differences in operation will become apparent as you dig deeper.Ģ/ Running a simple DC simulation. Users just starting out with LTspice and running modern hardware should consider using LTXVII over the older unsupported version. Both these simulators are now hosted on the Analog Devices site. The successor to LTIV is LTXVII which is under constant development, just as LTIV used to be. The good news is that LTIV remains available (although unsupported) for legacy systems running older operating systems. Recent months have seen Linear Technology become absorbed into Analog Devices.
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