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| − | Each tutorial lesson listed below walks you through the basic features of [[RF.Spice]] A/D covering many different topics. We highly recommend that you start with the first few analog tutorial lessons and | + | Each tutorial lesson listed below walks you through the basic features of [[RF.Spice]] A/D covering many different topics. We highly recommend that you start with the first few analog tutorial lessons and familiarize yourself with [[RF.Spice]]'s visual interface before trying the other lessons. |
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Revision as of 02:34, 21 September 2015
Welcome to RF.Spice A/D Wiki!
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Notice to Our Valued B2.Spice A/D Users: EMAG Technologies Inc. proudly announces the completion of transition from our popular B2.Spice A/D product to RF.Spice A/D, our new comprehensive visual software environment for analog, digital, RF and mixed-signal circuit and system simulation. We highy encourage our B2.Spice A/D customers to upgrade to RF.Spice A/D R15 and enjoy a wealth of new exciting features and powerful simulation capabilities. However, we will continue to support and offer B2.Spice A/D to the public as a very affordable "Lite Edition" of RF.Spice A/D. Please note that the online documentation and tutorial lessons of the two products have now been consolidated. |
Click here to check out the Differences Between RF.Spice A/D and B2.Spice A/D.
RF.Spice A/D Manual
Below are some links to help you get started using RF.Spice A/D:
- RF.Spice A/D: Getting Started
- Navigating the Visual Interface: Workshop & Toolbox
- Working with Schematic Editor
- An Overview of Analog and Mixed-Mode Circuit Simulation
- An Overview of Digital Circuit Simulation
- An Overview of RF Circuit Simulation
- An Overview of System-Level Macromodeling Using Virtual Blocks
- Running Live Simulations with Circuit Animation
- Analyzing Circuits Using Predefined Tests
- Using Virtual Instruments
- Visualizing Simulation Data Using Graphs and Tables
- Running Parametric Sweeps and Monte Carlo Tests
- Working with the Parts Database & Device Manager
- Using Device Manager to Create New Devices and Models
- Creating New Symbols Using Symbol Editor
- Working with Other Applications
Lists
- List of RF.Spice A/D Toolbars, Windows & Menus
- List of RF.Spice A/D Keyboard Shortcuts
- List of SPICE Simulation Parameters
- List of Digital Device Parts
- List of Physical Transmission Line Types
- List of Standard Imported RF Devices
- List of Standard Device Symbols & Their Pins
Parts Glossaries
- Glossary of Signal Sources
- Glossary of Markers and Meters
- Glossary of Generic Analog Devices
- Glossary of Generic Digital and Mixed-Mode Devices
- Glossary of Black-Box Blocks
- Glossary of Generic RF Devices
- Glossary of Physical Transmission Lines and Components
RF.Spice A/D Tutorial
Each tutorial lesson listed below walks you through the basic features of RF.Spice A/D covering many different topics. We highly recommend that you start with the first few analog tutorial lessons and familiarize yourself with RF.Spice's visual interface before trying the other lessons.
Analog Tutorial Lessons
- Analog Tutorial Lesson 1: A Simple Voltage Divider Circuit
- Analog Tutorial Lesson 2: Time and Frequency Domain Analysis of an RLC Filter
- Analog Tutorial Lesson 3: Analyzing a Basic Bipolar Junction Transistor Circuit
- Analog Tutorial Lesson 4: Analyzing CMOS Logic Circuits
- Analog Tutorial Lesson 5: Creating a New Part from Your Analog Circuit
- Analog Tutorial Lesson 6: Designing Basic Op-Amp Circuits
- Analog Tutorial Lesson 7: Designing Active Sullen-Key Filters
- Analog Tutorial Lesson 8: Designing Active Higher-Order Cascaded Op-Amp Filters
- Analog Tutorial Lesson 9: Designing a Wien Bridge Oscillator
- Analog Tutorial Lesson 10: Designing High Frequency BJT Colpitts Oscillators
- Analog Tutorial Lesson 11: Creating a Reusable Parameterized Subcircuit Device
- Analog Tutorial Lesson 12: Analyzing an Integrated Circuit Voltage Comparator
Digital Tutorial Lessons
- Digital Tutorial Lesson 1: Examining Logic Gates
- Digital Tutorial Lesson 2: Analyzing a Sequential Logic Circuit: SR Latch
- Digital Tutorial Lesson 3: Building a Shift Register Using D Flip-Flops
- Digital Tutorial Lesson 4: Building a Binary Counter Using JK Flip-Flops
- Digital Tutorial Lesson 5: Building a Reusable Digital Device: Binary Full Adder
- Digital Tutorial Lesson 6: Building a Digital Ripple-Carry Adder
RF Tutorial Lessons
- RF Tutorial Lesson 1: AC Analysis of a Simple Transmission Line Circuit
- RF Tutorial Lesson 2: Transient Analysis of a Simple Transmission Line Circuit
- RF Tutorial Lesson 3: Network Analysis of a Simple Transmission Line Circuit & the Smith Chart
- RF Tutorial Lesson 4: Analyzing Microstrip Lines & Discontinuities
- RF Tutorial Lesson 5: Designing Lumped and Distributed Microstrip Lowpass Filters
- RF Tutorial Lesson 6: Impedance Matching Using Tuning Stubs
- RF Tutorial Lesson 7: Examining Coupled Transmission Lines
- RF Tutorial Lesson 8: Designing Distributed Bandpass Filters Using Coupled Transmission Line Segments
- RF Tutorial Lesson 9: Designing an RF Bipolar Junction Transistor Amplifier
- RF Tutorial Lesson 10: Analyzing a Distributed Amplifier Using an Imported RF BJT Model
- RF Tutorial Lesson 11: Designing a Microstrip MESFET Amplifier
- RF Tutorial Lesson 12: Transient Analysis of Generic RF Devices
Mixed-Signal Tutorial Lessons
- Mixed-Signal Tutorial Lesson 1: Analyzing a Basic Mixed-Mode Circuit Using Logic Gates
- Mixed-Signal Tutorial Lesson 2: Designing D/A Converters
- Mixed-Signal Tutorial Lesson 3: Designing a Digital Sawtooth Wave Generator
- Mixed-Signal Tutorial Lesson 4: Designing Sample-And-Hold Circuits
- Mixed-Signal Tutorial Lesson 5: Investigating RF Transmission of Digital Data
System-Level Tutorial Lessons
Please note that RF Tutorial Lessons, System-Level Tutorial Lessons and Mixed-Signal Tutorial Lesson 5 are not intended for B2.Spice A/D users, who run the "Lite Edition" of RF.Spice A/D.
