Redrawing a Circuit in PSpice: Need Help!

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To redraw a circuit in PSpice, it's crucial to accurately represent the components and their connections. The discussion highlights confusion regarding the correct configuration of two impedances connected to two DC voltage sources. One participant points out that if one component is a capacitor, it presents infinite impedance, while an inductor would show zero impedance. This indicates a misunderstanding of how these components behave in a circuit. Properly addressing these impedance characteristics is essential for accurate circuit simulation in PSpice.
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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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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.
 

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