Beginner's Guide to Voltage Ripple: PSpice Tutorial and Explanation

[@aaronreyes5621]

Thank you for this video, it was extremely helpful and it saved me alot of time. 10/10

[@__-dg8sb]

I WAS ONCE AN ELECTRICAL ENGINEER
THIS PROGRAMM DESTROYED MY CAREER

[@__-dg8sb]

@@techedkirschEE that's a joke.. thanks for responding tho! ❤️

[@selvakumarr6672]

Hi thanks for teaching basics. Keep doing it. I find it very helpful.

[@sajib_biswas_shuvo]

Thanks a lot! It was a big help.

[@NS-vx3py]

How did you add those windows below to calculate the difference between two peaks and other calculation?

[@techedkirschEE]

Those windows normally appear when you add cursors to the traces on the plot.

[@ebinabraham3025]

Great explanation. I have a doubt in pspice simulation. Just imagine I have created a library/symboy for my schematic. So is there a way to attach a pspice profile to a existing symbol? I will share one of my experience. TLC555 is 555 timer by TI. We can find a pspice simulation from their website. And I am able to add their symbol for simulation. So can I add same profile to the symbol I created? Means I don't want use their symbol, only need that pspice profile. Actually how we can simulate or add pspice profile to already existing schematic? Because changing the symbol is changing the entire design ( pin arrangements)...

[@raghureddy9]

can u give the software download link

[@nicolasjonasson4820]

How come the Mac OS X version is extremely limited compared to this version?

[@nicolasjonasson4820]

@@techedkirschEE I thought this was LTSpice...came here from another website, topic said something else. Thanks for clearing things up ;)

[@__-dg8sb]

SHOULD NOT RECOMMEND

[@__-dg8sb]

@@techedkirschEE thankss