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PSpice Up Your Valentine’s Day

 

Trying to get in touch with your romantic side? Check out the equation below in PSpice—it's sure to PSpice up your Valentine's Day.

Equation:

x=16 sin(t)^3

y=13 cos(t) – 5 cos(2t) – 2 cos(3t) – cos(4t)

Schematic:

valentines day schematic

Yields a heart in PSpice.

valentinesdayresult

Now, pair this with some of our electrical engineering Valentine’s Day cards and you'll be unstoppable.

 

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