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Fixed step size

TLIG

Good day evryone

can you told me how to simulate with a fixed the step size  ?

in my simulation i use the MOSFET commutation and with maximum step size ORCAD variate the step size in commutation. But i need  fixed step size.

thank'you

tlig 

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  • PSpice let you choose maximum time step size for transienet analysis. This is an optional argument. If this argument is defined, simulator would not exceed this limit, however it can go below this, if circuit demands so.

    To set the maximum step limit, in OrCAD Capture, select PSpice>Simulation Setting >Analysis TAB , under Time Domain (transient) Analysis Type, define the "Maximum step size" value.

    Be careful with value, a very small value would slowdown the simulation and generate huge data. Defining this value would also lead to different result vis-a-vis the case when this simulation parameter is not defined. Although generally both of these would be in broad agreement with each other.

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  • PSpice let you choose maximum time step size for transienet analysis. This is an optional argument. If this argument is defined, simulator would not exceed this limit, however it can go below this, if circuit demands so.

    To set the maximum step limit, in OrCAD Capture, select PSpice>Simulation Setting >Analysis TAB , under Time Domain (transient) Analysis Type, define the "Maximum step size" value.

    Be careful with value, a very small value would slowdown the simulation and generate huge data. Defining this value would also lead to different result vis-a-vis the case when this simulation parameter is not defined. Although generally both of these would be in broad agreement with each other.

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