DC-voltage sweep @CST Design Studio

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To perform a DC voltage sweep in CST Design Studio to analyze current across a diode, users can consider using a programmable current source or a high-value resistor in series with a swept voltage source. Contacting CST support is also recommended for specific guidance. The discussion emphasizes the need for proper setup to accurately measure current at varying voltage levels. Engaging with CST's applications team can provide additional insights and assistance. This approach will facilitate effective simulation of the circuit's behavior under different DC voltages.
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Hey,

i would like to know how i can make a DC-voltage-sweep in CST Design studio with Current.
I have a simple circuit consist of a diode and i want to see what is the current across the diode with different values of dc voltage.

Does anyone knows, how can i do that ?

Many thanks !
 
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You should probably contact CST. They don't bite (I know a number of their apps people).
 
Maybe a programmable current source if there is one.
Else a high value resistor in series with a swept voltage source.
 
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