Redrawing a Circuit in PSpice: Need Help!

Thread starter leungs021185
Start date Oct 31, 2010
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In summary, to redraw a circuit in PSpice, you can open the schematic editor and create a new schematic, then manually redraw the circuit or use the "Copy and Paste" function. PSpice is also capable of simulating circuits, allowing you to identify and fix any potential issues. To add new components, use the "Place Part" function, and to customize the appearance of your circuit, you can change colors, sizes, and add text. If you encounter errors, check for mistakes, consult documentation, or seek help from online forums.

Oct 31, 2010

leungs021185

Excuse me , How to redraw this circuit into Pspice ??
I have done many times and it is wrong , poor me..
Please help

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Oct 31, 2010

staticd

So, you have two impedances hooked up to two dc voltage sources?

That doesn't make any sense. If one is a cap, it will have infinite impedance. If one is an inductor it will have zero impedance.

1. How do I redraw a circuit in PSpice?

To redraw a circuit in PSpice, you will need to open the schematic editor and create a new schematic. Then, you can either manually redraw the circuit or use the "Copy and Paste" function to transfer the components from the old circuit to the new one.

2. Can I use PSpice to simulate my circuit?

Yes, PSpice is a powerful circuit simulation software that allows you to simulate the behavior of your circuit before actually building it. This can help you identify and fix any potential issues or errors in the design.

3. How do I add new components to my circuit in PSpice?

To add new components to your circuit in PSpice, you can use the "Place Part" function in the schematic editor. This will open a library of components that you can choose from and add to your circuit.

4. Can I customize the appearance of my circuit in PSpice?

Yes, PSpice allows you to customize the appearance of your circuit by changing the color, size, and shape of the components and wires. You can also add text and annotations to make your circuit more organized and understandable.

5. What should I do if I encounter errors when redrawing my circuit in PSpice?

If you encounter errors when redrawing your circuit in PSpice, you should first check for any mistakes or missing connections in your schematic. You can also refer to the PSpice documentation or seek help from online forums to troubleshoot and resolve the issue.