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[SOLVED] PSPICE Input Voltage question

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Hey guys, I'm a beginner with PSPICE so I'm not too sure which part I need for this source input.

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That's the Voltage I'm supposed to use, Vin = 1+sin(1000t).

So I did (With a VDC part)

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Which gave me the error,

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I'm not sure which source I'm supposed to use or which simulation profile to do. If anyone knows anything about this, I would be mighty appreciative.

Using OrCad Capture CIS lite 16.6 (PSPICE)
Win 7 x64
Transient Analysis (simulation profile)
Full Schematic for Reference

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You should add the multiplier * opperator between 100 and t, being the correct syntax 100*t
 

That's the Voltage I'm supposed to use, Vin = 1+sin(1000t)

Use this:


Part name is "VSIN" and you have 4 parameters:
  • VOFF --> DC voltage, so in your case you should use "1"
  • VAMPL --> amplitude of the sine wave
  • FREQ --> frequency of the sine wave
  • AC --> AC component of the sine wave (set it to "1").
NOTE: In the picture showed above I used a different frequency, so you place yours.
 

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