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Anything related to LTspice. LTspice is a SPICE simulation, schematic capture, and waveform viewer program from Linear Technology. LTspice is freeware with a very liberal license, it is lightweight, and isn't crippled in any way.
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Self-biasing diode in mixer applications
See the LTspice schematic and output below.
Vout still looks somewhat like a sine wave, but now it has a DC bias around maybe 1.75 to 2 V. … EDIT: To clarify, I am not trying to simulate the rat-race coupler above in LTspice, my main goal is to observe self-biasing in a Schottky diode in LTspice. …
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