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Parametric Sweep analysis issue

Gerry95

Hi community,

I designed a DC/DC boost converter with a RLD snubber. I ran a parametric sweep to study how the snubber inductor influences the reverse recovery current of the main diode. I chose different inductance values but at the end of the simulation, I noticed a weird behaviour highligthed in the picture below. In particular the tool shows  other values of inductance of a previous simulation, even if I run again the simulation deleting these values, PSpice still continues to show them without evaluating their waveform. Maybe I was mistaken with the settings of the simulation, I am not sure. Could someone help me to undestand how to fix this issue?

Thank you in advance,

Gerry

The figure below shows the issue I talked before. 

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  • oldmouldy

    You don't say which version you are running. I checked this out with 17.2-2016.s057 and I am not seeing any issues like this so, it could be possible that the problem is related to the exact version of PSpice that you are using.

  • Gerry95
    in reply to oldmouldy

    The version I am using is 16.6

  • oldmouldy
    in reply to Gerry95

    It's also fine for me with 16.6-2016.s112. There were 113 versions of 16.6 between the Base Release and the last hotfix that was issued. As I previously mentioned, it could be possible that the problem is related to the exact version of PSpice that you are running.

  • Gerry95
    in reply to oldmouldy

    I am gonna change the version.

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  • Gerry95
    in reply to oldmouldy

    I am gonna change the version.

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