Create Inductance Vs. Current Analysis/Graph in SPICE (Multisim)

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Creating an Inductance vs. Current graph in SPICE (NI Multisim) requires setting up a test bench, as there is no dedicated GUI panel for this analysis. Users can utilize the "User Defined Analysis" feature under Simulate -> Analyses to configure their tests. By copying a specific schematic and varying resistance (R), one can observe changes in direct current (Idc) and the corresponding phase shift to analyze inductance behavior. This method allows for a practical examination of inductance as it relates to current. The discussion emphasizes the need for manual setup rather than relying on automated tools.
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Is there a way to create an Inductance vs. Current analysis/graph in SPICE (NI Multisim)? In Multisim there is a "User Defined Analysis..." under Simulate -> Analyses and I was wondering if someone knows how to configure this or did some sort of application related to this.


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