Topic 34: PSpice Simulation, Operating Point and Basic Transient Analysis

In this video I present the basic procedure for schematic entry and transient response simulation of an emitter follower using PSpice. PSpice has been around for decades and is a great tool for the simulation of analog, digital and mixed-signal circuits. Here, I am using PSpice 10.5 (the free student version), which is still available for download from a number of different university websites, including
www.slac.stanford.edu/grp/md/...
www.eng.auburn.edu/~troppel/p...
A complete tutorial on PSpice would be hours long, so I will cover various features and options as needed. If there are any aspects you would like to see addressed leave a comment and I will try my best to accommodate your request.

[@AllenSA_Lily]

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[@AnalogDude_]

It's also possible to remove the "voltage divider" to bias the transistor, you take voltage follower configured opamp with potmeter on the non inverted input as voltage divider, attach a Giga Ohm resistor and diode on the opamps output in series to the Base of the transistor, you can make it amplify like 4, but not really centered.