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Analyzing Circuits Using Predefined Tests

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/* DC Test Types */
== DC Test Types ==
[[File:b2MAN_Fig203.png|thumb|270px|A typical DC operating point table.]]
===DC Bias Test===
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<td> [[File:b2MAN_Fig46b2MAN_Fig203.png|thumb|200px300px|A typical DC Bias Test Settingsoperating point table.]]
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<td> [[File:b2MAN_Fig47.png|thumb|200px|DC Sweep Test Settings.]]</td><td> [[File:b2MAN_Fig50b2MAN_Fig46.png|thumb|200px250px|DC Sensitivity Bias Test Settings.]]
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The default results of a DC sweep test consist of plots of the voltage across each voltmeter and the current through each ammeter in the circuit. You can customize the results by choosing any node voltage or device current using "Preset Graph Plots" and "Preset Table Plots". To learn how you can define output voltages or currents anywhere in your circuit, refer to the section on "Setting Up Circuit Observables". You may also place a voltage probe or a current probe in your circuit to plot its signal as a function of the sweep variable. To learn more about probes, see the section on "Using Probes or Meters as Observables".
 
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<td> [[File:b2MAN_Fig47.png|thumb|left|250px|DC Sweep Test Settings.]]
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<td> [[File:b2MAN_Fig50.png|thumb|left|250px|DC Sensitivity Test Settings.]]
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===Generating Characteristic v-i Curves for Active Devices===
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