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    ELECTRIC CIRCUIT ANALYSIS

    (EE -116)
    DE-44 Mechatronics
    Syndicate – A

    Lab Title:
    “Introduction to Software Linear Technology Simulation Program with Integrated
    Circuit Emphasis (LTSPICE)”

    Date of Submission: 14-10-2022

    Submitted to: LE Adnan Shujah

    1. Objective:

     Introduction to modern circuit solving techniques by using Software


     To get familiarize with LTSPICE Software and learn how to build circuit on the software

    2. Equipment Required:

     Computer System/Laptop
     LTspice Software

    LTSPICE Software
    i. Download LTspice from http://www.analog.com/LTspice and install the software on
    computer/laptop.
    ii. Open the LTspice Software and click on the New Schematic option or CTRL+N for new
    blank screen.

    Fig 1. Layout of schematic foundation on LTSpice

    iii. In the “View” Menu, click on “Show Grid” for better alignment of circuit.
    iv. Most used commands are displayed in the toolbar on the top as shown in fig 2.
    Fig 2. Most Used Commands in Toolbar

    v. To make a circuit, open up a blank schematic screen. From the toolbar, select resistors
    or capacitors or inductors or all as required and ground as shown in fig 3. Ctrl+R is used
    to rotate elements before placement.

    Fig 3. Components used in the Circuit

    vi. To add Voltage, click “Edit” Menu and “Component”. This will open a component
    window with a wide range of common components. From the component window,
    search voltage and click “OK”.
    vii. Every LTSPICE circuit must have a ground node before it can be simulated. Place it in an
    appropriate spot (usually near the bottom) of the circuit. Ground should be labelled at a
    distance from the circuit connected with a wire. DO NOT connect ground directly with
    the circuit, always use a separate wire to connect ground.
    viii. For connection, select Wire(pencil logo) from toolbar or press F3, and wire up the
    circuit. Left click on the node of the voltage source. Move the cursor vertically to a
    convenient spot and left click to release. The wire tool draws a wire to that point. Then
    move horizontally and click. The circuit will look like fig 3.
    ix. To label the input/output nodes, use the toolbar and select Label Net or Press F4.
    x. Enter net name in the pop-up window and click “OK” to label all nodes of the circuit (as
    shown in fig 3).
    xi. This helps in interpreting the calculations.
    xii. For LTspice to simulate the circuit, proper values must be assigned to each component.
    xiii. To assign Values to the elements in the circuit, Right-Click on each component symbol to
    change its value.
    xiv. A simple circuit designed on LTspice is shown in fig 4.
    Fig 4. Circuit designed on LTspice

    Conclusion: In this lab, we get familiarized with LTspice software, learn how to draw a basic
    circuit in this software. In future, every schematic circuit will be designed on software. So, basic
    knowledge of LTspice is very useful in understanding and building concepts.

    Q. Why LTspice needs ground?

    It is necessary for LTspice to have a ground because LTspice needs some reference point to
    perform its calculations. If there is no reference in the circuit, it cannot assumes values on its
    own.

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