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Main editor: Bendib Toufik.

4th year µElec


Group: Hachemi Abdalah & Raache Mohamed Amine & Iroucha Mohamed Achraf.
Date: 23/10/2023

Practical work 1: PSPICE simulation of fundamental circuits.

1/ Writing the netlist describing the circuit in Figure 1:

2/Performing a DC operating point simulation:

V(1) = 19.692V V(3)= 19.692V

3/Performing a continuous simulation:


4/Giving the forms of V(1) and V(3):

V(1) = V(3) = ax + b (x=V1)

a= (5.84 - 3.84 )/(7.51 - 3.59) = 0.51


b= 1.23

V(1) = V(3) = 0.51V1 + 1.23

5/Finding Req and Vth:

Req: 1300Ω Vth: 19.692V

6/Performing a transient simulation:


7/Plotting the simulating curve and finding values:

Final voltage: Vs= 19.692V


Constant of the capacity charge time: It is the time needed for the capacity to charge up to
63% of its final voltage.
0.63*Vs= 12.4V, by viewing the corresponding time for Vs= 12.4, we find that τ= 43.22 µs

8/PULSE signal:
Freq= 1kHz:
Freq= 10kHz:

Freq= 20kHz:
9/SIN signal:

f(kHz) 0.1 3.7 10

Vc(V) 4.99 3.52 1.73

ΔT(ms) 0.043 0.033 0.018

Δ𝛗(°)= 360ΔT/T -1.5° -45.02° -69.64°

G(dB)= 20log|Vc/Ve| -3.15m -3.06 -9.17

10/Plotting the transfer functions:

11/The cutoff frequency:


The cutoff frequency is the frequency corresponding to G(dB)=-3dB and also Δ𝛗(°)=-45°
which is: f=3.7kHz
12/Interpretations and conclusions:

Conclusions on the tp:


-Pspice allows us to realize circuits and via writing their code following the circuit’s nets.
-Once our netlist is done we can then give different commands such as: Plotting (.probe),
The characteristics of the circuit (.op), simplifying our circuit with different methods such as
Thevenin (.tf) and so on…
-These functions make the circuit analysis much easier rather than doing all the math work
the traditional way.

Conclusions on the last simulations:


-We observe that the circuit realized was a low pass filter. It lets the low frequencies pass as
they are and cuts off the high frequencies.
-The cutoff frequency was 3.7kHz, so any frequency below it would be preserved and
passed, but any frequency above it would be deleted.

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