SuperSpice: how to add a curve into the graph ?

Jan 22, 2005 3 Replies

Hi,



I have downloaded SuperSpice and I don't anderstand how it's works.


1) In the example called "impedance.sss" there is 2 curves in the graph, where are define theses curves ? How to remove one curve ?


2) To begin, I would like to plot the curve of the load of a capacitor through a resistor in function of time. see my file here:

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How to do this ?



Thank you Franck


You can email me directly.

One curve is the magnetude of the impedance, the other is the phase of the impedance.

Move the mouse so the red box cursor locks onto the curves, then the name of the curve, and its x and y values are displayed in the docked dialog window, bottom right of the main window.

Lock the cursor on he graph and press the "delete" key.

You need to do a transisent run, not a DC run as you have set up.

First things first. Run the examples so you can see what DC, AC and Transient runs are. Then email me directly so I can email back schematics.

Kevin Aylward snipped-for-privacy@anasoft.co.uk

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SuperSpice, a very affordable Mixed-Mode Windows Simulator with Schematic Capture, Waveform Display, FFT's and Filter Design.

Hello Franck, don't forget to take a look to other SPICE programs if you are free in your choice . Here is the link to the free LTSPICE.

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There is also a news group with hundreds of examples and about 4600 messages.

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Best Regards, Helmut

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Thank you all, I have found how to do. Franck franckcl_nospam_freesurf.fr

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