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Posted on Feb 18, 2016
Upgrading to OrCAD® EE (PSpice®) Designer Plus provides the PSpice Advanced Analysis simulation engines that are used in conjunction with core PSpice simulation to maximize design performance, yield, cost-effectiveness, and reliability. These simulation capabilities—Sensitivity, Monte Carlo, Smoke (Stress), Optimizer, and Parametric Plotter—help you deal with the problems of manufacturing variations of electronic components by providing you with an in-depth understanding of circuit performance that goes beyond basic validation.
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Posted on Apr 29, 2014
With the 16.6 PSpice release, you now have a new AES 256-bit encryption algorithm. This makes the encryption utility of PSpice and the Model Editor both faster and more robust. You will still be able to decrypt models encrypted using the DES algorithm available in earlier releases. Both used-defined and multi-command line modes are supported.
Posted on Feb 15, 2014
Injecting random noise into your circuit in PSpice has typically been a challenging task due to the additional PWL source needed and the creation and configuration of that source’s file for transient simulations. In the latest release of PSpice (16.6 hotfix 022), PSpice now supports a variety of Randomization functions to make this and some other situations a whole lot easier.
Posted on Jan 24, 2014
PSpice comes with 10’s of thousands of library parts from many different vendors and regions. The sheer volume of parts that you are presented with can make it hard to find the kind of part that you’re looking for. If you know the exact number of the part you’re looking for that certainly makes it easier, but what if you just want to find something more generic without knowing the exact part number?
Posted on Dec 19, 2013
Most SPICE simulators are really good at simulating circuits and showing you what the outputs will be but, on their own, they don’t do anything to bring attention to components that may be stressed or overloaded.
Posted on Oct 23, 2013
Graphing the Open Loop Gain of a circuit can be a challenging and time consuming task in PSpice because of a few difficulties with the tool that have been overcome in the latest hotfix (V16.6 S017).
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