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ID
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Rise time
s
With non-zero rise time, the signal converts to an analog signal from a digital signal.
Fall time
s
With non-zero fall time, the signal converts to an analog signal from a digital signal.
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Mode
Threshold voltage values used in the logic evaluation. See Digital Simulation for more information.
Output low
V
Maximum output voltage level to produce a low signal.
Input low threshold
V
Maximum input voltage level for the signal to be considered low.
Input high threshold
V
Minimum input voltage level for the signal to be considered high.
Output high
V
Minimum output voltage level to produce a high signal.
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ID
Transient IC
V
DC NODESET
V
DC NODESET must be a number.
Net labels
ID
Select desired function.
Voltage reference
Voltage is the difference between the voltage probe and the Voltage reference selection.
Lists the probes using this probe as a negative reference.
Toggles direction of current measurement.
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Mode
Threshold voltage values used in the logic evaluation. See Digital Simulation for more information.
Output low
V
Maximum output voltage level to produce a low signal.
Input low threshold
V
Maximum input voltage level for the signal to be considered low.
Input high threshold
V
Minimum input voltage level for the signal to be considered high.
Output high
V
Minimum output voltage level to produce a high signal.
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Available variables for the expression.
Available functions, constants and operators for the expression.
Data origin.
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Switch on to stream data from Source when simulation runs.
Plot
For data files with more than one plot, select the plot to view.
Application used to generate the Source data.
Type of simulation data in Source.
Size of the referenced file. Total file size for all data plotters cannot exceed 100 MB.
Instantaneous
Displays instantaneous measurements on probe during interactive simulation.
Periodic
Displays periodic measurements on probe during Interactive simulation.
Bias point(s)
Displays bias points on probe for DC Op simulation.
Show plots
Select to plot probe's data in Grapher.
Color
Select probe's trace color in Grapher.
Line weight
Select probe's trace thickness in Grapher.
Enable
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ID
Determines the conditions under which a waveform is first displayed on the Grapher. See Interactive simulation for more information.
Trace being triggered from. Available selections depend on placement and number of probes in schematic.
Edge of trace from selected Source that Grapher triggers from.
Point on Grapher y-axis that must be crossed by waveform before it displays.
Value must be a number.
Checkboxes toggle displayed values on and off.
Cursors are not displayed.
Displays a pair of cursors that can be dragged along the graph's x-axis.
Displays a pair of cursors that can be dragged along the graph's y-axis.
Displays a pair of x-axis cursors that, when dragged, move a corresponding pair of y-axis cursors to read specific data points.
The trace read by Cursor 1.
The trace read by Cursor 2.
Displays the x and y minimum and maximum for all data on the graph.
Scales the Magnitude axis so that its data fits the range of the graph window.
Scales the Phase (o) axis so that its data fits the range of the graph window.
Adjusts the time scale up/down.
Pinch or use the mouse wheel on the graph to zoom horizontally. Drag horizontally on the graph to pan.
Minimum
Lowest value on the x-axis.
Maximum
Highest value on the x-axis.
Pinch or use the mouse wheel on the Magnitude axis to zoom vertically. Drag vertically on the Magnitude axis to pan.
Vertical scale type.
Minimum
Lowest value on the Magnitude axis.
Maximum
Highest value on the Magnitude axis.
Pinch or use the mouse wheel on the Phase (o) axis to zoom vertically. Drag vertically on the Phase (o) axis to pan.
Minimum
Lowest value on the Phase (o) axis.
Maximum
Highest value on the Phase (o) axis.
Text
The simulation to run. See Simulation types for more information.
Name
Title of graph. Edit as desired.
End time
s
Time at which the simulation stops. Does not include pauses. Simulation does not occur in real time.
Circuit state at simulation time = 0.
Manual time step
Time step
s
Upper limit on the simulator step size (distance between any two adjacent time points).
Manual time step
Time step
s
Time interval for simulation output and graphing. Select Manual time step to use a value other than Automatic.
RELTOL
Relative error tolerance. A simulation wide accuracy control used to establish convergence.
VNTOL
V
Absolute voltage error tolerance. Defines the minimum value for voltage where it may still be considered accurate.
ABSTOL
A
Absolute current error tolerance. Defines the minimum value for current where it may still be considered accurate.
ITL1
DC iteration limit. Number of iterative passes done on DC circuit equations in attempt to reach convergence in simulation.
ITL4
Upper iteration limit. Number of iterative passes done per time point, on Transient circuit equations in attempt to reach convergence in simulation.
Method
Integration method. The numerical integration method used in transient analysis.
Temp
℃
Operating temperature. The temperature at which the entire circuit will be simulated.
Insert shunt resistance
Inserts a resistance of RSHUNT from every analog node to ground. Will aid in convergence, but alter the behavior of the circuit.
RSHUNT
Ω
Shunt resistance. This eliminates singular matrix errors that result from a lack of a DC path to ground.
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Mode
Threshold voltage values used in the logic evaluation. See Digital Simulation for more information.
Output low
V
Maximum output voltage level to produce a low signal.
Input low threshold
V
Maximum input voltage level for the signal to be considered low.
Input high threshold
V
Minimum input voltage level for the signal to be considered high.
Output high
V
Minimum output voltage level to produce a high signal.
Width
Sheet width in grid squares.
Height
Sheet height in grid squares.
Grid
Toggles grid display.
Net Labels
Toggles all net labels.
Component Labels
Toggles all component labels.
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