Let's Program the Transistors
Resistive divider circuit can alternatively be called as voltage divider circuit. Such a circuit is shown in the following figure: This circuit divides the input voltage Vin depending on the resistance values according to the following formula: Vout = Vin x (R2/(R1 + R2)) Vout is the output voltage, which is nothing but the voltage…
Now we are ready to simulate the layout view off this cell. Let’s open up the schematic view of the cell and copy the SPICE code. Go back to the layout view and paste the SPICE code. Increase the text size of the spice code to 10 by going to its object property (Ctrl+I). The…
Now we would simulate the resistive divider circuit which has been built, and would observe the output voltage w.r.t. a particular input voltage. For this we need to write a SPICE code which would give the description of the input voltage and would indicate the type of simulation we want to perform. Writing SPICE Code…
LTspice is a free software which performs SPICE simulations for electronic circuits. We use LTspice for spice simulation of the circuit designed in Electric. Setting in Electric Following are the steps to be followed to set up LTspice with Electric: Ensure LTspice is installed on your computer. Go to File –> Preferences –> Categories –>…
Installation Steps: Download and save electric-9.07.jar Click here to download electric-9.07 Download the Electric Source Release (26 MB) Create the folder $PATH/Electric and save the file electric-9.07.jar in it Note: It is up to you where you want to keep the electric jar file. But I would advise to create a folder name Electric and open the electric…