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LTspice is a free version of spice from Linear Technology ... was to have constant current supply to a capacitor and load it with an oscillator whose load is an LED. The oscillator senses the ...

We always enjoy videos from [FesZ], so when we saw his latest about tips and tricks for LTSpice, we decided to put the 20 minutes in to watch it. But we noticed in the text that he has an entire ...

If you are blinking an LED on a breadboard ... [Ignacio de Mendizábal] has a great piece on simulating EMC filters using LTSpice that can get you started. There are many ways of classifying ...

Figure 2 In this LTspice simulation, as the input voltage drops through 0V, the LED current makes a pulse whose edges lead and lag the crossing point. The peak optocoupler-LED current is 17 mA.

So how to do a nice analogue circuit? Well, here is my latest suggestion (right, modelled in LTspice, but not yet tested IRL): It is feedback-based, and forms a PWM-locked-loop. Rail-to-rail op-amp U2 ...

One way is to leverage LTspice’s nonlinear capacitor capabilities and a reasonable model. Using LTspice to determine the effect of voltage dependence caused by MLCCs. How to simulate for ...

A look at methods such as Monte Carlo and Gaussian distribution. Simulating a dc-dc converter in LTspice to model closed-loop voltage feedback. LTspice can be utilized to perform statistical ...

Simulation of the Frequency Response with LTspice The frequency response of an electrical circuit can be simulated with LTspice. With this powerful simulation software for analogue circuits, signals ...