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For questions about resonance, the phenomenon in which the amplitude of an electrical circuit's output increases when the frequency of its input is equal to or near the circuit's natural frequency. Consider also using the "frequency-response" tag.
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LTSpice: One component value dependent on another's value
You need to use .step to change the value of the capacitor for each .step'd value of L.. You will not succeed unless you do.
Above statement by John Woodgate in reply, when the same topic was ask …
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