Just set your input voltage to "AC 1". The frequency definitions go in your simulation line, like: ".ac oct 10 0.01 1meg"
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I have to test a preampli circuit with Orcad 10.3. I have set a signal generator in input with vampli 1V AC 1khz. I have create a new simulation profile AC Sweep start freq. 0.01Hz end freq
1Meg.Is that method correct ?
You're joking, right?
I smell troll.
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Ok.
I have besides to measure the THD. I know that I have to set a transient analisis. The result of my test is like 8.6789E+00 percent, how can I covert to integer ?
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about what ???
I know that is 8.6789 * e^0 = 8.6789 . It's right ?
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Hello,
It's 8% in integer, but 9% if you round it. I hope it's not too difficult to follow this math. :)
Best regards, Helmut
8.6789E+00 = 8.6789*10^0 = 8.6789Thanks for suggestions but I have calculated the same result !
I have a doubt because my result are different to the same project of Norman Koren.
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On Mon, 26 Dec 2005 22:12:06 +0100, antonix top posted:
I would have expected someone doing circuit analysis at the level you appeared to be doing it to be more proficient in math than your question implied. Hence my suspicion of a troll.
What you wrote was "8.6789E+00 percent", which is 8.6789e-2, or 0.086789. The nearest integer to that is zero.
Perhaps you meant "integer percentage"?
--
"Electricity is of two kinds, positive and negative. The difference
is, I presume, that one comes a little more expensive, but is more
durable; the other is a cheaper thing, but the moths get into it."
(Stephen Leacock)
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