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1. Introduction
A simulation in Multisim runs in one of two simulation modes:
Interactive Simulation Mode
Analysis Simulation Mode
1. Introduction
Interactive Simulation Mode
This mode is used whenever you click the Run button.
It performs a time-domain simulation (transient analysis)
until you press the Stop button.
Data is displayed by the instruments and by the indicator
components.
1. Introduction
Analysis Simulation Mode
This mode is used whenever you press the Simulate
button.
Allows you to set up a customized analysis and view the
results in the Multisim Grapher during and after the
simulation.
1. Introduction
Simulation Methods
Analogue simulation
Digital simulation
Mixed-mode simulation
1. Introduction
Analogue simulation
The goal of analog simulation is to calculate a circuit's
voltages and currents in accordance with Kirchoff's
Current Law(KCL) and Kirchoff's Voltage Law (KVL).
1. Introduction
Digital simulation
To determine the nodal values of a network of elements
which are characterized by a discrete state system.
Each digital element simply reads the digital signal on its
input, performs some Boolean logic operation, optionally
saves the state, and places a calculated signal on its
output after a specified delay.
1. Introduction
Mixed-mode simulation
Mixed-mode simulation refers to the simulation of circuits
in which analog and digital elements are interconnected.
1. Introduction
Analyses
Multisim offers you
many analyses, all of
which use simulation
to generate the data
for the analysis you
want to perform.
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R1
2.2k
Q1
2SC1815
R4
10k
R3
220
C3
100F
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3. DC Sweep Analysis
As this analysis is performed in Multisim, the following
procedure is performed:
The DC operating point is calculated.
The value from the source is incremented and another DC
operating point is calculated.
This procedure allows you to simulate the circuit many times,
sweeping the DC values within a pre-determined range.
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4. AC Analysis
AC Analysis is used to calculate the frequency response of
linear circuits.
Applied to an analog circuit, small-signal.
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4. AC Analysis (contd)
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4. AC Analysis (contd)
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4. AC Analysis (contd)
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5. Transient Analysis
Multisim computes the circuits response as a function of
time.
Each input cycle is divided into intervals, and a DC analysis
is performed for each time point in the cycle.
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1k
100 Hz
5V
C1
1F
Integrator circuit ?
R1
V1
1k
1000 Hz
5V
C1
1F
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Exercise
Analyze the differentiator circuit
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Filters
XBP1
IN
OUT
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Filters (contd)
XBP1
VCC
12V
IN
V1
1.4 Vpk
4kHz
0
R1
3.9k
5%
10nF
V2
C1
OUT
U1
3
6
2
4
741
VEE
-12V
R2
10k
R3
22k
Lowpass filter
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Filters (contd)
XBP1
IN
V1
1.4 Vpk
400 Hz
0
C1
100nF
OUT
R1
V2
3.9k
5%
Highpass filter
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Filters (contd)
XBP1
Bandpass filter
IN
OUT
VCC
VCC
12V
V1
1.4 Vpk
400 Hz
0
C1
100nF
V2
R1
3.9k
5%
12V
U1
7
3
6
2
4
3.9k
5%
10nF
V2
C2
-12V
U2
3
6
2
4
VEE
R2
10k
741
R4
R3
741
VEE
-12V
22k
R5
10k
R6
22k
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MORE ANALYSES
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