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The diagram that shows how the parts are hooked up logically. If your question is about a specific schematic software package, use that tag instead.
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Pspice OpAmp Integrator Problem
I am trying to get PSpice to simulate an integrator but I am having difficulties. The output should be a triangle wave form that is approximately 1.3 volts. However I keep getting something much highe …
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How to open .sch files?
PSpice "Schematic" (The generic version of OrCAD Capture) files have that extension. You can get the demo/student version here.
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Pspice OpAmp Integrator Problem
To properly answer my question regarding PSPICE it was found that my mistake was in two different areas. The first mistake was leaving TF and TR set to 0, they need to be set to a small value such as …
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