MicroSim PSpice A/D & Basics
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How to Use this Guide
This guide is designed so you can quickly find the information
you need to use PSpice A/D.
This guide assumes that you are familiar with Microsoft
Windows (NT or 95), including how to use icons, menus, and
dialog boxes. It also assumes you have a basic understanding
about how Windows manages applications and files to perform
routine tasks, such as starting applications and opening, and
saving your work. If you are new to Windows, please review
your MicroSoft Windows User’s Guide.
Typographical Conventions
Before using PSpice A/D, it is important to understand the terms
and typographical conventions used in this documentation.
This guide generally follows the conventions used in the
MicroSoft Windows User’s Guide. Procedures for performing an
operation are generally numbered with the following
typographical conventions.
Notation Examples Description
C+r Press C+r A specific key or key stroke
on the keyboard.
monospace
font
Type VAC...
clipper.sch
Commands/text entered from
the keyboard; library and file
names.
Tip providing advice or
different ways to do things.
Important note or cautionary
message
To improve
accuracy...
Be careful...xxviii Before You Begin
Related Documentation
Documentation for MicroSim products is available in both hard
copy and online. To access an online manual instantly, you can
select it from the Help menu in its respective program (for
example, access the Schematics User’s Guide from the Help
menu in Schematics).
Note The documentation you receive depends on the
software configuration you have purchased.
The following table provides a brief description of those
manuals available in both hard copy and online.
This manual... Provides information about how to use...
MicroSim Schematics
User’s Guide
MicroSim Schematics, which is a schematic capture front-end program
with a direct interface to other MicroSim programs and options.
MicroSim PCBoards
User’s Guide
MicroSim PCBoards, which is a PCB layout editor that lets you specify
printed circuit board structure, as well as the components, metal, and
graphics required for fabrication.
MicroSim PSpice A/D & Basics+
User’s Guide
PSpice A/D, Probe, the Stimulus Editor, and the Parts utility, which are
circuit analysis programs that let you create, simulate, and test analog and
digital circuit designs. It provides examples on how to specify simulation
parameters, analyze simulation results, edit input signals, and create
models.
MicroSim PSpice & Basics
User’s Guide
MicroSim PSpice & MicroSim PSpice Basics, which are circuit analysis
programs that let you create, simulate, and test analog-only circuit
designs.
MicroSim PSpice Optimizer
User’s Guide
MicroSim PSpice Optimizer, which is an analog performance
optimization program that lets you fine tune your analog circuit designs.
MicroSim PLSyn
User’s Guide
MicroSim PLSyn, which is a programmable logic synthesis program that
lets you synthesize PLDs and CPLDs from a schematic or hardware
description language.
MicroSim FPGA
User’s Guide
MicroSim FPGA—the interface between MicroSim Schematics and
XACTstep—with MicroSim PSpice A/D to enter designs that include
Xilinx field programmable gate array devices.
MicroSim Filter Designer
User’s Guide
MicroSim Filter Designer, which is a filter synthesis program that lets you
design electronic frequency selective filters.Related Documentation xxix
The following table provides a brief description of those
manuals available online only.
Online Help
Selecting Search for Help On from the Help menu brings up an
extensive online help system.
The online help from these programs includes:
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