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1 EE 201: Electric Circuits L AB 3 B – S IMPLE C IRCUITS : S IMULATIONS WITH LTS PICE This week, we learn how to use SPICE (Simulation Program with Integrated Circuit Emphasis) to “build” and simulate circuits on the computer. We will use SPICE (in particular, the version known as LTSpice) to simulate each of the seven circuits analyzed and measured in Lab 3. Watch through the LTSpice tutorial video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JRcyHuyb1V0 ,which is also posted on the class Canvas homepage. Follow the video and simulate the simple exercise in the video. You can run LTSpice on the lab PC or your own computer Experiment 1. LTSpice Tutorial Watch through the LTSpice tutorial above, draw the simple resistor divider circuit and simulate it. Experiment 2. Circuit Simulation Use LTSPICE to simulate each of the seven circuits shown below. Notice that these are the same circuits that were analyzed and measured in the previous lab. Your results should be simulated values of the voltages and currents that were measured and analyzed in the previous lab. This can be done by using LTSPICE to superimpose the DC voltages and currents onto the circuit diagram. Some General Notes: For the circuit shown in Fig. 2, use a DC voltage of 5 V for V S . Recall that when we tested this circuit in the previous lab, we used an AC source with amplitude of 5 V RMS . Since we are not ready to do AC simulations, we will run a DC simulation. Of course, the simulated DC values should be exactly the same as the measured AC values from last week – that is the beauty of RMS units. For the circuit shown in Fig. 6, we did some superposition measurements at the lab bench. However, this week we will simulate the complete circuit one time – it is not necessary to simulate the partial circuits. Reporting Figure 1. Node-voltage circuit 1 Figure 2. Node-voltage circuit 2. Figure 3. Node-voltage circuit 3
2 EE 201: Electric Circuits Prepare a mini-report showing your simulations for the seven circuits. You can use the provided report template. The report is due in one week, with the report of Lab 3A submitted together (2
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