How to Graph a Sine Wave in PSpice for a Specific Time Interval?

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To graph a sine wave in PSpice, use the sine wave sources available in the sources library and define the parameters accordingly. The specific waveform can be represented as v = 3*sin(5*t) V within the time interval of 0<t<0.05s. There is a suggestion to clarify the purpose of the graph, as it may relate to a larger circuit design. Understanding the context can enhance the utility of the sine wave graphing process. This method effectively allows for accurate waveform visualization in simulations.
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Hey guys

Just wanted to know how to graph waveforms in PSpice

Like graph v= 3*sin(5*t) V, in interval 0<t<.05s

Please help, need to know quick

thanks
 
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Pspice has sine wave sources that you can use under the sources library. Just define your parameters. Why would you just want to graph that though? Is it part of a bigger circuit?
 

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